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Italy Park
Italy Park
Italy Park
Italy Park
Italy Park

Italy Park

ParkTourist Attraction

3.7

(559)

Italy Park is a public park in Tokyo's Minato Ward, designed in the style of a Tuscan Renaissance garden. It features Italian sculptures, shaped box hedges, and a fountain, offering a quiet escape amidst the Shiodome skyscrapers. The park was a gift from Italy to commemorate the "Italy in Japan 2001" project.

Address

1-chōme-10-20 Higashishinbashi, Minato City, Tokyo 105-0021, Japan

Website

https://minato-park.jp/shiba/parks/italy/

Opening Hours

OPEN 24 HOURS (Thu)

Phone

+81 80-9811-1659

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Worth it?

Worth it if you appreciate a neatly curated, quiet European-style garden for a quick break

Skip if you're expecting a large, grand park or perfectly maintained, new sculptures

Reviewers appreciate the quiet and relaxing atmosphere, making it a good spot for a break.3 mentions

The park offers a refreshing change of scenery with its European-style garden design.2 mentions

Some visitors find the park to be small and a bit underwhelming.2 mentions

The sculptures are noted by some reviewers as looking old and the lawn could use better maintenance.2 mentions

Location

1-chōme-10-20 Higashishinbashi, Minato City, Tokyo 105-0021, Japan

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Highlights

You'll find Italian columns and statues throughout the park, giving it a distinct European feel.

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Who it's for

Good for kids
Solo
Couples
Friends
No accessible parking
Dogs allowed
No card payments

This park is for anyone looking for a peaceful spot to relax or enjoy a European-style garden. It's also suitable for families with children and those with dogs.

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Reviews

3.7

Average

5 Reviews

Visitors generally find Italy Park to be a pleasant, quiet spot with a distinct European garden style, featuring sculptures and a lawn. However, some note that the park is small and the sculptures appear aged, with the lawn needing maintenance.

Fun facts

The park was donated by Italy to Japan as part of the "Italy in Japan 2001" project, which showcased Italian art, culture, and design.


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