春の浜離宮庭園を歩く｜将軍の庭に咲く桜と水辺の静けさ 【4K散歩】 Japan Walking Tour
Walking through Hamarikyu Gardens, the garden of the Tokugawa Shogun family Current location: Chuo-ku, Tokyo I’m heading to Hamarikyu in Chuo Ward, Tokyo. You can see the stone wall along Hamarikyu. Is it from the Edo period? Please subscribe to the channel. We need everyone’s help to run it. I walked from Zojoji Temple, but it was quite a distance. Hamarikyu has a long history as the detached palace of the Tokugawa shogunate. After the Meiji period, it came under the jurisdiction of the Imperial Household Ministry. Almost all historical buildings were destroyed in the air raids. Restoration work has been underway since the park was opened to the public as a metropolitan park after the war. I have arrived. The trees were also burnt by air raids, and it was apparently occupied by the occupation forces after the war, so there are likely to be few items from the Edo period. These trees were probably grown after the park was turned into a park after the war. During the Edo period, various buildings were probably built here. In terms of area, it is approximately 25 hectares, which is the size of 5.3 Tokyo Domes. About half of Tokyo Disneyland. We finally arrived at the pond. The pond here is seawater. Naturally, sea fish live here. It is said that it was originally a low-swampy area near an inlet, overgrown with reeds. We are reclaiming that space. Huge brown algae floating around. dirty. The pond at Koishikawa Korakuen was also cleaned properly. Should I leave this one alone? You can see the Tower Man Group under construction towards Harumi in the background. The pond is dirty. It’s a paid garden, and the main feature is the view of the pond, so I hope it’s properly maintained. There is less algae here. I wonder if the flow has an effect as well. It seems that the shogun used to go boating in this pond during the Edo period. Was it deeper in the past, or is it different now? Mt.Fujimi. In the past, Mt. Fuji could be seen from here, as the name suggests. There are no buildings, only gardens. Since Japan makes money from inbound tourism, I would like to see more historical buildings restored. Cherry blossoms with nice branches. Full of flowers. The building on the other side is towards Takeshiba. On the other side of the canal is Kachidoki and Harumi. It also runs through a canal, but it is generally around the mouth of the Sumida River. Everyone is taking a relaxing break. It’s a water gate. This area must be beautiful when the grass is green. there were. This is the general’s pier that I saw in Buratamori. It is said that people took a boat directly from Edo Castle to get here. The stone walls are collapsing due to aging. Now, which is the exit? What kind of tree is this? There was an unusual building. I wonder if it’s old. Is there a field of rape blossoms in the garden? That’s rare. This one is also in full bloom. Comparison between skyscrapers and rapeseed fields Somehow, I enjoyed it. I feel like I got my money’s worth. I reached the exit. That’s a nice pine tree. It’s about 300 years old. When you think of Tokugawa, you think of pine trees. It has survived the war damage and has survived to the present day. Okidomon The remaining stone walls. There was a gate above this. The fact that it looks a little burnt is probably a sign of an air raid. That’s all for today. Thank you for watching. If you like it, please subscribe and like the channel. Finally, I’ll have a drink at Yakitori Hidaka in Kanda before heading home.
日本、東京都中央区にある浜離宮恩賜庭園を歩いてきました、増上寺からの道のりを静かに辿りながらたどり着いたその場所には、海風に揺れる菜の花と崩れかけた石垣、そして遠くに聳えるビルの群れが、かつての舟遊びの記憶と今の都市のざわめきを重ね合わせるように共存しており、春の光が静けさと喧騒の輪郭をそっと浮かび上がらせていました。
東京の真ん中を歩いているのに、時間がゆるやかに遡るような錯覚を覚えた。
浜離宮恩賜庭園――その名に、誰もが耳馴染みがあるだろう。けれど実際にその地を歩くと、予想していた風景とはまるで異なる情景に包まれる。入り口の石垣は、かつての江戸の鼓動を残したまま風化を続け、時折、焼け焦げのような跡が過去の記憶を呼び戻す。第二次大戦の空襲をくぐり抜け、それでもなお立ち続ける輪郭は、歴史の声なき訴えだ。
増上寺からの道を経てたどり着いた庭園は、もともと入江の湿地帯だった場所を埋め立てて造られた将軍家の離れ。潮の満ち引きが呼吸のように繰り返される海水池が、今も静かにその名残を抱え込んでいる。水面には藻が浮かび、魚がひとつ跳ねた気配だけが波紋を残していった。
そして菜の花。芝地の一角を、濃密な黄色が覆い尽くしている。そこに、風が通る。草のざわめきと遠くの鳥の鳴き声。振り返ると、竹芝や晴海の高層ビル群が、不自然なほどくっきりと空を裂いている。かつて舟遊びが行われた池のそばで、今は人々がスマートフォンを見つめながら佇んでいる。この対比、この断層。静けさの中に都市のざわめきがにじむ。
小高い富士見山に登ると、昔はここから富士が見えたという。今はもう、鉄とガラスの壁に視界は遮られたままだ。だが、足元に咲いた雑草や、枝を広げた老松に、確かに時間が降り積もっていた。徳川の記憶はもはや建物には宿らず、風と土の中に沈んでいた。
出口へと向かうころ、夕方の光があたりを柔らかく染めていた。誰もが足を止め、何かに耳を澄ましている。都市の中にある「ほとんど音のしない場所」──それがここだ。高層ビルと歴史の断片が同時に視界に収まり、ふと、日常と非日常の境界が曖昧になる。
浜離宮は、静けさと喧騒が同居する日本の今を象徴している。歩いているだけなのに、なぜか胸が少しだけ締め付けられる。この静寂は、もうしばらく忘れられそうにない。
📌 撮影日
📆 2025/4/4
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🚆日本、東京都 JR新橋駅（汐留口）から徒歩約12分
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