Aoyama Cemetery

Suggest a walk and perspective on Tokyo, and Japan, in this cemetery. Most graves well kept, but some not, and it depends on family visits I guess. Many graves are very old, the cherry or other trees too. It is not small. Literally small public streets inside where taxis or traffic enters. There is a foreigner section, and as recently as 2007 then Tokyo Governor Ishihara laid this stone. Foreigners help contribute to and build modern Japan. Various tombs, tell part of the tale.

A little bit scary at night but quiet place to go for a walk or run

Very peaceful green place in the middle of busy Tokyo. Great for walks, jogging and just to take a break from a mundane world. Hachikō is buried here. Reunited with his owner at last.

a lovely cemetery. very peaceful. beautiful during the cherry blossom season.

Beautiful cemetery, especially during sakura season!