Hikarigaoka Park

Hikarigaoka Park

Address: 4-1-1 Hikarigaoka, Nerima-ku, Tokyo
■Subjects that can be photographed: Autumn leaves, Ginkgo biloba,
■Suggested season: Autumn
■Recommended times:
■Parking: Available
■Admission fee: None
■Limit on admission time: No
■Toilets: Available

Hikarigaoka Park is an excellent photo spot in autumn, when the park is enveloped in brilliant autumn foliage. In the vast park, visitors are greeted by rows of golden gingko trees. The gingko leaves dancing in the wind and covering the entire ground are just as beautiful as an autumn carpet. The contrast with the blue sky is also outstanding, creating a picturesque scene no matter where you take your picture. The autumn colors of the metasequoia trees that line the perimeter of the pond are also not to be missed. The red and orange colors of the trees are reflected in the surface of the water, and the reflections create a fantastic scene. Especially in the quiet morning and evening light, the beauty of the scenery is even more striking, making it possible to take pictures that look like paintings.

October

Hikarigaoka Park|Trees looking up to the sky at the entrance to the gingko tree-lined avenue

This photo was taken at the entrance to a row of gingko trees, with the trees stretching toward the sky.
October

Metasequoia leaves reflected in the pond at Hikarigaoka Park

This photo was taken of the metasequoia and other foliage reflected in the park's pond.
October

Hikarigaoka Park|Look up at the metasequoia lit up by the morning sun

This photo was taken looking up at a metasequoia tree bathed in the morning sun.
November

Metasequoia leaves reflected on the water surface

This photo captures the vibrant fall colors of the metasequoia trees and the beautiful reflection of their colors on the surface of the water.
November

Hikarigaoka Park|Spectacular metasequoia stretching to the sky

This photo was taken looking up at the metasequoia tree from the foot of the tree.
November

Hikarigaoka Park|Contrast of Gingko Trees in Light and Shadow

This photo was taken with an eye to the contrast between the tops of the gingko trees shining in the light and the shadowy areas in the tunnel.
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