A 300‑meter-long avenue planted in 1926 with 146 ginkgo trees spaced roughly 9 m apart, running from Aoyama-dori to the Meiji Memorial Picture Gallery. Seasonal highlights include spring buds, summer greenery, and a golden canopy in late autumn (mid‑Nov to early Dec), often illuminated in the evenings. A quintessential and highly photogenic Tokyo scenery.

Price: Free access
Touristy?: Very touristy in autumn, popular with locals, photographers, and attendees of the Ginkgo Festival (mid-Nov to early Dec)