Name: Tokyo’s Hamarikyu Japanese Garden Summer Walk
Uploaded: 2020-08-13T19:20:16.000Z
Duration: 56 min 11 s
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Welcome toe Hamadi que Park Homebody Kew Gardens in central Tokyo.

I thought it would take you outside of the apartment outside of the city a little bit into the park.

You already hear the cicadas, which are a very popular, very famous sound in Japanese summer as the city bustles by on the other side of this amazing park, Uh, we're gonna take you into this this beautiful little paradise I've done this before on the on a live stream.

But, uh, today I thought I would take a break.

Each one of those capsules in the scent of your screen is an actual room.

I believe it was available on Airbnb for a while.

Putting This is a live stream, so buckle in for at least 30 minutes.

As we walk around this beautiful park, let me show you on the map right here.

This is Old Tae old Tamerlan, which is Ah, the gate on this side.

This beautiful green area in the center of your screen is Hamadi Kew Gardens.

A lot of the boats that come down the Sumida River will stop here.

You can actually enter the park, enjoy the park, catch a ferry and take a ride all the way to a dyba across the harbor underneath the Rainbow Bridge.

It's a really beautiful ride, but we're gonna be going into this park in the center.

And this used to be, I believe, this summer via of Tokugawa show Grenade.

But after World War two in 1946 they opened it up to the public.

The Hamadeh Kew Gardens old Tamerlan Gate were practising social distancing.

Wash your hands and they ask you to wear a mask, which I'm gonna be doing.

Stay at least a meter away from people organize at home.

The admittance price for this is 300 yen, which I have right here.

The parks last entries at 4:30 p.m. And closes at five.

Um, you see this on the back of the flyer?

It says you're for stamping, so you can You can open this up kind of like to really get the ink on there.

That's really pretty when you go so you can stamp your brochure and they actually put the date on there, too.

So very nice to make sure you do that In Japan, stamp rallies and stamps are quite popular.

I believe over here before we go to she OD No Ikea.

Before we go to this, let's take a look around here.

There's a 300 or 400 year old tree that it should always stop and say hi.

Do always show some appreciation for the trees because they can't really talk to us, but they can't.

And man has helped this tree with its living by propping it up with these pillars of love.

Guess I don't know what else to call them.

Uh, some some Buchanan know much or 300 year old tree or in translation?

This pine tree is believed to have been planted by the sixth show gun Tokugawa e a nobody around 300 years during major renovations of the gardens in 17.

09 today is one of the largest Japanese black pines in the Tokyo area.

And it doesn't do it justice on the video special of at 7 20 p, which is the typical live stream.

Make sure you take a left to the old Tim own gate and just show some love to this black time.

Planted by a show gun 300 over 300 years ago.

I really wanted to bring you to this park.

And I also want to give a shout out to, uh you, Cadi.

A message in Japanese last week telling telling me about his wife and and how she had fallen ill and had not been able to see her.

So I just want to say to the two of them and you cut his husband.

And, uh uh, I'm bringing you this garden, So if you can't go outside or you can't see each other, you can really see this beautiful garden and take the Senate.

Maybe if you're both watching and at the same time, you can call that a date, probably.

All right, there's loads of different directions that you can go.

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