The Kyu-Shiba Rikyu Garden is one of the oldest gardens owned by a feudal lord, estimated to have been built between 1678 and 1686. It is a circular pond typical of the early Edo period, with a well designated garden in the heart of the pond and exquisitely arranged ring of boulders around it, designated as one of the 'National Places of Scenic Beauty'. This was place originally part of the sea, but was later reclaimed and served as the residence of Elder Ōkubo Tadatomo. Tadamoto had a garden built at the same time as the main mansion and named it "Rakujuen". Several owners later, it became the Shiba mansion of the Kishu Tokugawa family at the end of the Edo period. It was acquired by the Arisugawanomiya family in 1871, subsequently purchased by the Department of the Imperial Household in 1875, and became the Shiba-Rikyu the following year. It was damaged during the Great Kanto Earthquake, but was restored in the following year by the city of Tokyo to commemorate the marriage of the Crown Prince (Emperor Showa). It has been open to the public since 1924.

The site of Roppongi Hills, the newest city in Tokyo, was the house of Mori-Kai Mamoru until the end of Edo. With a large area of 4300 square meters, the pond is centered on a waterfall, mountain stream, river babble, cherry blossoms, ginkgo trees, cherry blossoms in the spring, autumnal leaves in autumn, and seasonal taste. A stroll through the Japan garden is a special viewing. While you are in the city center, you can stroll through the garden Japan a full-fledged excursion ceremony. Christmas Illumination (December)

Mitsubishi's fourth and Iwasaki Koyaita is a garden that was commissioned and built by the seventh generation Shibei Ogawa, the first architect of Kyoto's "Umeji". It is said to be a masterpiece of the modern garden which leaves the remnants of Edo early, and it has been designated as a scenic spot in Minato-ku in 2005.

The garden, created by making use of natural shapes as much as possible, boasts an area of about 10,000 tsubo (or 33,000 square meters). It includes a chapel, a temple, and a banquet hall, so it can be used for weddings or any other kind of reception. The "garden walk" is a set plan that is especially popular with middle aged and elderly guests. Visitors can also enjoy exploring the garden, preparing tea in the tea room, casual French cuisine at Thrush Cafe, and Japanese cuisine at Kaiju.