Lit-up Garden of Hotel New Takanawa

Gorgeous illuminated Japanese Garden in Shinagawa

Takako Sakamoto Jan 21, 2015 - 1 min read

<p>Illuminated belfry and red leaves at night in the Japanese Garden of Grand Prince Hotel New Takanawa</p>

<p>View of Grand Prince Hotel Takanawa seen from a pathway in the garden</p>

<p>Illuminated city view of Tokyo seen from the veranda of my room at Grand Prince Hotel New Takanawa</p>

<p>Tokyo night view seen from the veranda on the 15th floor of Grand Prince Hotel New Takanawa</p>

<p>Lit-up garden with the belfry at the far end</p>

<p>Illuminated white stone lantern in the garden</p>

<p>Pathway to the Prince Sakura Tower Tokyo from the garden. This garden is located in the center of the three Prince Hotels.</p>

<p>Lit-up Kannon Hall inside the garden</p>

<p>Spacious lawn of Grand Prince Hotel Takanawa</p>

<p>Illuminated Japanese Garden of Grand Prince Hotel New Takanawa under the mysterious moon</p>

<p>Flying fireballs? inside the illuminated garden</p>

<p>Illuminated weeping cherry tree beside the walkway in the garden</p>

There is a beautiful Japanese Garden in the center of the three Prince Hotels in Shinagawa. When I stayed at the Grand Prince Hotel New Takanawa, one of the three hotels, at the end of 2014, I explored the lit-up garden at night on the way to and from the Japanese restaurant located inside another of the three hotels, Prince Sakura Tower Tokyo. This garden connects the three hotels, and it can be seen from all three of them by day and night. Although it was mid winter and cold outside, the gorgeous garden illuminated by red, green and white lights was so beautiful. Don't miss it if you are in the neighborhood!

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Takako Sakamoto @takako.sakamoto

I was born in and grew up in Tokushima prefecture, and have lived in many places since then: Nishinomiya, Kyoto, Nara, Mie, Tokyo, Kanagawa, Saitama, Chiba, Fukuoka and Fukui. I am currently living in Yokohama City. All the places I lived, all the places I visited, I have loved dearly. The histor...