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The Institute for Nature Study (自然教育園, Shizen Kyōiku-en) is a nature reserve in the heart of Tokyo near Meguro Station. The sights and sounds of the city are left behind when you enter the park. It is a wild, natural and quiet world even though the grounds are located near the Yamanote Line and bordered by part of the Tokyo Metropolitan Expressway.
The Institute for Nature Study is operated by the National Museum of Nature and Science which also operates the National Science Museum at Ueno Park. The aim of the Institute is to preserve the natural environment of Tokyo's forests and marshlands. The grounds are used for research and education, although anyone may enjoy the park's trails and natural beauty.
As with many parks and gardens throughout Tokyo, the Institute for Nature Study had its beginnings as a lord's residence some 500 years ago. The grounds became an Imperial estate from 1917 and since then the natural environment has been conserved. Now it belongs to the Ministry of Education who opened it to the public.
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| Hours: | 9:00 to 17:00 (until 16:30 from September through April) Entry until 16:00. | | Closed: | Mondays (Tuesday if Monday is a national holiday) The day after national holidays (except Saturdays and Sundays) December 28 to January 4 | | Admission: | 300 yen |
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