Yoyogi Park
About
Yoyogi Park in Tokyo, Japan, is a large urban oasis that notably served as the Olympic Village for the 1964 Tokyo Games. It beautifully balances tranquil spots, particularly on weekdays, with lively areas featuring playgrounds and bike paths, making it ideal for families. The park also provides shaded outdoor seating and nearby cafe WiFi, offering a pleasant environment for those seeking to work remotely.
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Bustling with visitors and activities
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Great running paths! The perimeter loop is about 3km and flat. Lots of fitness groups on weekends. The outdoor training area is well-equipped.
One of my favorite parks in the city! Beautiful greenery, well-maintained paths, and friendly atmosphere. Can't recommend it enough.
Surprisingly good for getting work done outdoors. Plenty of shaded seating, not too noisy, and the coffee kiosk is convenient. Just bring a fully charged laptop since outlets are scarce.
Found a great spot with a sturdy table and bench to work from my laptop. The cafe nearby has WiFi that reaches the outdoor seating area. Been coming here to work remotely at least twice a week!
Perfect for a family picnic. There's a sandbox, swings, and even a splash pad for hot days. The restrooms are clean and there are changing facilities. Stroller-friendly paths throughout.
Brought my kids here and they had a blast! The playground is amazing and well-maintained. Safe walking paths with no traffic. Lots of families here - you can tell it's designed with children in mind.
Nice park with areas that can be peaceful during weekdays. Weekends get a bit busy but manageable. Good for a relaxing walk.