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Tea Ceremony Experience and Garden Guided Tour
In April, we rented the Shinsen-tei tea house at Rikugien Garden and held a "Tea Ceremony Experience and Garden Guided Tour" for overseas tourists. The host (Mr. Suzuki) and the guests from oversea listening the instruction of tea ceremony in English. At bikeTKgardens, with the cooperation of a practitioner of the Omotesenke school of tea ceremony, you can experience both the tea ceremony and a Japanese garden at the same time. In Japan, the tea ceremony and gardens have dev
Aug 182 min read


Tokyo's 5 Best Japanese Gardens | Escape the City's Bustle
When people think of Tokyo, they often imagine skyscrapers and neon lights. However many beautiful Japanese gardens from the Edo period can still be seen throughout the city. With tranquil ponds, carefully arranged stones, artificial hills, and seasonal flowers, these gardens reflect Japan's unique appreciation of nature and timeless aesthetic values. Here are five of Tokyo's finest Japanese gardens, carefully selected by a professional gardener and guide. 1. Koishikawa Kora
Jul 253 min read


“Spring Flower Tour in Tokyo” Now Available
The iconic “drum-shaped bridge” at Kameido Tenjin Shrine. Long cascading clusters of wisteria The sunlight falling diagonally across the wisteria blossoms was beautiful. Spring in Japan is like a beautiful relay race of flowers, with one bloom following another throughout the season. In March, you can see daffodils, adonis flowers, plum blossoms, peach blossoms, kobushi magnolias, magnolias, spirea, forsythia, enkianthus, Japanese andromeda, and cherry blossoms. April brings
May 122 min read


bikeTKgardens’ First Guests|Explore the Best Route Through Tokyo’s Past and Present
Japanese Koi (carp) in a shrine. Guests from Germany, with E-bikes. bikeTKgardens began in August 2025. These were our very first guests, and we would like to introduce the actual route they experienced. Starting from their hotel in Nishi-Shinjuku, the tour included: Kabukicho, Japan’s largest entertainment district Nukebenten and Itsukushima Shrine Koishikawa Korakuen Garden (with matcha and traditional Japanese sweets) Rinsho-in Temple Yushima Tenmangu Shrine Ending at Shin
Apr 201 min read


bikeTKgardens' Homepage has been refreshed!
We have refreshed our website and are excited to start this new journey with renewed energy. Tokyo is often known as a huge and bustling city, but at bikeTKgardens, we would love to show you another, unexpected side of Tokyo. We hope your experience with us will leave you with unforgettable memories that stay in your heart. Especially recommended for nature lovers and anyone looking to escape the crowds ☺
Apr 161 min read
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