Public Transport
The park is easily accessible via the extensive Tokyo subway network, specifically near Ginza and Yurakucho stations.
Sukiyabashi Park
JP
Park·Compact, Quiet, Urban Convenient
Located in the bustling Ginza neighborhood of Chuo City, Sukiyabashi Park serves as a tranquil retreat from the surrounding high-end shopping malls. The park is best known for the striking 'Young Clock Tower,' a sculpture created by the renowned artist Taro Okamoto. While modest in size, it provides a surprising amount of seating, making it a popular spot for locals and visitors to pause during a busy day of sightseeing. The atmosphere is generally quiet and relaxed, though visitors should note that the park maintains strict rules regarding noise and behavior. It is an ideal landmark for meeting friends or simply enjoying a moment of calm in the heart of Tokyo.
Located in the bustling Ginza neighborhood of Chuo City, Sukiyabashi Park serves as a tranquil retreat from the surrounding high-end shopping malls. The park is best known for the striking 'Young Clock Tower,' a sculpture created by the renowned artist Taro Okamoto. While modest in size, it provides a surprising amount of seating, making it a popular spot for locals and visitors to pause during a busy day of sightseeing. The atmosphere is generally quiet and relaxed, though visitors should note that the park maintains strict rules regarding noise and behavior. It is an ideal landmark for meeting friends or simply enjoying a moment of calm in the heart of Tokyo.
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Address
5-chōme-1-1 Ginza,Chuo City, Tokyo 104-0061, Japan
Websitecity.chuo.lg.jp
Phone03-3546-5435
Hours
Open nowOpen 24 hours
Highlights
Iconic Young Clock Tower by Taro Okamoto
Abundant seating options for a busy city center
Convenient location near major shopping malls
Occasional daytime street performances
Before you go: Sukiyabashi Park essentials
Very compact size; it is more of a small plaza than a sprawling nature park.
Located directly on the street side, so expect some ambient city noise despite the greenery.
Strict park regulations are enforced to maintain a peaceful environment.
Etiquette
Japanese public spaces often prioritize quiet; avoid loud phone calls or disruptive behavior while resting.
Best For
A quick rest and people-watching after shopping in Ginza.
Currency
JPY ¥
Average Cost
$50-$120 p/day
Time of Day
Lunch, Afternoon
Shopping
Use the park as a 'home base' to drop off shopping bags or regroup before heading to the nearby department stores.
Languages Spoken
Japanese, English
Occasion Tags
Locals, Tourists, Casual Rest
Reviews
3.7
Good869 reviews
Sukiyabashi Park is widely appreciated by visitors as a convenient and necessary refuge in the busy Ginza district. Reviewers frequently highlight its utility as a place to rest, sit, and people-watch after shopping. The presence of the Young Clock Tower by Taro Okamoto is noted as a specific point of interest that adds character to the small space. While some mention that the park has strict rules regarding noise, most find it to be a peaceful and well-maintained spot. It is consistently described as a perfect, albeit small, local park for a short break.
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Location
1, Chuo City, Tokyo, Japan
