Shinjuku Gyoen travel guide

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In the Japanese part of the garden took place in 1989, the official Shinto funeral ceremony for the late Emperor Hirohito instead. After the Meiji restoration of 1868 was the garden, a delightful combination of English, French and Japanese garden architecture, from the possession of the mighty Feudalherrn Naito transferred in imperial hands. Since the end of World War II is over 50 000 sqm green space, especially for the cherry blossom time attracts many visitors, the public. Flower lovers sh...

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