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Roka Koshun-en: Traditional Japanese Wedding Photos Location

Hello everyone! Today, we’re excited to introduce Roka Koshun-en!

This historic park was once the former residence of the celebrated Meiji and Taisho era novelist Roka Tokutomi, and after his passing, it was donated to Tokyo and opened to the public. The park still retains much of the Musashino landscape, giving visitors a sense of Japan’s natural beauty and history. You can explore the open spaces as well as Tokutomi’s former residence!
It’s a perfect location for traditional Japanese attire photos, where you can really feel the history around you.

If you’re unsure about locations for your shoot, we hope this blog will serve as helpful inspiration ♡

Let’s get started~~♡

1. Bamboo Grove × Traditional Japanese Attire

Capture elegant and sophisticated Japanese-style wedding photos at Roka Koshun-en.

The lush bamboo groves are one of the park’s most popular photo spots.
The vibrant green backdrop complements both a pristine white kimono (shiromuku) and colorful kimonos (iro-uchikake) beautifully.
Not all gardens have bamboo groves, so this is a rare opportunity to capture cool, breezy photos in traditional attire!

Since there is no tea room in the park, the grand bamboo grove becomes the main focus for your photoshoot.
Enjoy the full traditional atmosphere while taking stylish and memorable photos in Japanese attire ♪

2. Change the Background for a Mature Look

Shooting near the thatched-roof buildings inside Roka Koshun-en creates a nostalgic and charming atmosphere.
These buildings are part of the home where the Meiji–Taisho era novelist Roka Tokutomi lived, giving your photos a deep sense of history!
It’s a perfect location for authentic and unique shots that stand out from typical garden photos ♡

3. Rare Bamboo Grove in Tokyo

The park’s biggest highlight is undoubtedly the bamboo grove.
The lush greenery shines all year round, making it beautiful even in winter.
Relax and enjoy your shoot surrounded by the natural serenity of the bamboo, capturing naturally beautiful and calming photos ♡

4. Autumn Foliage

In autumn, the dramatic ginkgo trees create stunning seasonal color.
Roka Koshun-en is photogenic all year round.
Every backdrop in the park suits traditional Japanese attire, making it ideal for capturing sophisticated and cute wedding photos ♡

5. A World for Just the Two of You

Roka Koshun-en is located in a quiet residential area, allowing for a calm and private photoshoot.
If you’re concerned about people watching during outdoor shoots, this peaceful park is perfect—you can enjoy your shoot without worry.

It’s the ideal spot for couples who want a serene and relaxed location ☆彡

Closing Thoughts

How did you like this introduction to Roka Koshun-en?
With bamboo groves, thatched-roof buildings, and historical surroundings, this park is full of atmosphere and charm.

We highly recommend it for couples looking for a sophisticated, natural, and elegant traditional Japanese photo session.
Please consider Roka Koshun-en for your special day ♡

Highlights of Roka Koshun-en:

  • Beautiful green scenery even in winter

  • Rare bamboo grove in Tokyo

  • Perfect for natural, sophisticated traditional Japanese photos

  • Bamboo grove adds a special touch to your photos

  • Photogenic in every season

Roka Koshun-en – Japanese-Style Location Photo Plan ¥126,280

Includes:

  • Photo data: 200 cuts / Color kimono or shiromuku / Montsuki / Hair & makeup / Art bouquet / Kimono dressing / Outfit accessories / Professional photographer / Hair & makeup attendant / Kimono dresser accompaniment / Photo selection / Location arrangements

Additional fees:

  • Application fee: ¥800

  • Note: Photoshoots during cherry blossom season are not allowed

Roka Koshun-en Info

Location:
1-25 Kasuya, Setagaya-ku, Tokyo 157-0063
Open year-round

Website: https://1000enpark.com/park/00224/
Map: View Roka Koshun-en on Google Maps

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