Hibiya Park

Hibiya Park is a park in Chiyoda City, Tokyo, Japan. Hibiya Park is a 16 hectare 40 section of land open park circumscribing the southern channel of the Imperial Palace. Hibiya park is Japan's first open Western-style park. Hibiya Park was the grounds of primitive masters amid the shogunate, and turned into a military motorcade ground amid the early long periods of Japan's modernization in the late nineteenth century. It was then made an open park in 1903.

Hibiya Park is the place the 1905 Hibiya Riots were started. This 30,000-in number prominent dissent was against the terms of the Portsmouth Treaty, the harmony bargain handled by the US between vanquished Russia and triumphant Japan. At the focal point of the recreation center is a wellspring propelled by a crane, the broadly mainstream winged animal that brings good karma. Revelers will appreciate the occasional occasions including an Oktoberfest festival and Christmas market, and normal music exhibitions held at the in the open air corridors inside park grounds.