What to see — Tokyo

Historical landmark with moats. Moats, walls & other remains of this castle built in 1457 are now part of the Tokyo Imperial Palace.

Museum with classical & contemporary art. Museum of fine art, sculpture & photography, with 6 exhibition halls, cafes & restaurants.

Gallery for mainly modern Japanese works. Renovated 1969 gallery housing Japanese art created since the start of the Meiji period (1868).

Sprawling park known for cherry blossoms. Large areas of cherry trees draw visitors to this park with playgrounds & wide lawns for picnicking.

Contemporary art inside a train station. Art museum in a historic train station with modern pieces & railway information on display.

Traditional Edo-period landscaped garden. Picturesque Edo-era landscape garden with a pond & bridges, plus an archery range & a playground.

Museum of Japanese & global photography. Museum of photography with a large collection of Japanese works as well as international images.

City park encircling a temple complex. Landscaped park that has an artificial gorge with a waterfall & is planted with ornamental trees.

Baseball, tennis & waterfront paths. Suburban park with a baseball field, tennis courts & barbecue facilities, plus paths around a lake.

1917 mansion with Japanese-style gardens. Western-style manor house on a hilltop, featuring manicured grounds with roses & Japanese gardens.

Gardens built over a busy road junction. Seasonal flowers, a bamboo grove & pine trees in an urban oasis built over an expressway junction.

Charming park with a pond & teahouse. A teahouse anchors this tranquil oasis featuring a bamboo grove, small pond & waterfall.