Established in 1705, Nezu Shrine stands as one of the city's most venerated historic landmarks, offering a serene retreat framed by lush greenery and winding pathways of vermilion torii gates. The shrine grounds truly come alive from late April to May during the celebrated Azalea Spring Festival, when hillside gardens burst into radiant color with around 50 different species in full bloom. Visitors can stroll through the vibrant floral slopes, savor seasonal treats from lively festival food stalls, and soak in centuries of preserved heritage.
- Culture
- Historic Sites
- Shinto Shrines
- Gardens & Nature
- Festivals
- Spring Flowers
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