Established during the historic opening of the imperial grounds to the public, Ninomaru Garden showcases an extraordinary living collection of trees representing every corner of Japan. Visitors can wander among 36 distinct species that span the nation's diverse climates, from wintry mountain pines to sun-drenched subtropical palms. Informative placards detail each specimen's species and regional origins, offering a uniquely immersive journey across the country's varied ecosystems in a single serene stroll.
- Botany
- Gardens
- Nature
- Trees
- Historical Sites
- Ecology
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