Located in the northern part of Shibuya. Next to the Meiji shrine and Harajuku fashion district, the Yoyogi park is one of the largest public parks in Tokyo. During my life in Tokyo I’ve visited many times Yoyogi park. Birthday picnics, music and other events, as for cherry blossom season. A wonderful place to escape without leaving the city with some friends, relax and join the fun in the park.
Inscription “Yoyogi koen” at the entrance of the park in Tokyo.
Easiest way to access Yoyogi park is from JR Harajuku station, only a minute walking to the park.
Entrance to Yoyogi park, Tokyo.
During high season and weekends, Yoyogi park gets really packed with visitors, families and tourists wandering around. It’s on normal days when visiting the park makes it a peaceful experience. Many times I’ve joined small groups of people playing some games, photo sessions, music bands or just for a good talk and make friends.
Walk around Yoyogi park, Tokyo.
Bubble approaching, Yoyogi park.
An example of the things you can get into by just a smile and being friendly. I joined for a few minutes making soap bubbles and sharing time with the japanese ladies.
Joined the bubble team in Yoyogi park.
Walk around Yoyogi park, Tokyo.
Walk around Yoyogi park, Tokyo.
Walk around Yoyogi park, Tokyo.
Yoyogi park makes a perfect spot for photo sessions as well. You might have the chance to run into many photography groups or individuals around.
Photo session in Yoyogi park, Tokyo.
Photo session in Yoyogi park, Tokyo.
Improving flare skills at Yoyogi Park, Tokyo.
Larger groups get together in Yoyogi park for games and sports.
Water balloon battle in yoyogi Park, Tokyo.
Friendly crow at Yoyogi park, Tokyo.
Travel photographer and journalist. Degree in Tourism management and master's degree in Travel Journalism. Lived and studied in Tokyo for more than 2 years, where I started my blog Hype in Tokyo. I kept the name from that period in Tokyo for my travel projects as a memento of where it all started. 
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