Kiyosumi Teien Garden is a Japanese-style strolling garden in eastern Tokyo. It was officially created in the late 19th century during the Meiji period, but it is thought to have earlier historical roots. The garden features a sprawling pond with a walking path around its perimeter and plenty of greenery. The abundant plant life also makes the garden a popular spot for viewing autumn foliage. The garden, located just next to Kiyosumi-shirakawa Station, is easily accessible from Tokyo or Shinjuku stations.

Photograph provided by the Tokyo Convention＆ Visitors Bureau.