I highly recommend spending some time picnicking in Yoyogi Park. Often compared to Central Park in New York, Yoyogi Park is a vast, vibrant green space where people truly feel free to express themselves. Even locals, who might otherwise be reserved, let their hair down here—whether it’s playing sports, jogging, biking, or just soaking up the sun. The park is known for its relaxed atmosphere with very few restrictions, so you’ll see people playing games with balls and other flying objects, singing, dancing, and making noise without a care. On sunny days, especially in summer, it's common to see people "sunnydaying" with their tops off, enjoying the warm weather.

Yoyogi Park is also home to several food and drink stalls scattered throughout, ensuring you won’t go hungry during your visit. There's always something happening here, from cultural events to spontaneous performances. Plus, the park is located right next to Meiji Shrine and Harajuku, so you can easily combine your visit with some shopping or a shrine visit. For sports enthusiasts, the park offers free access to track and field facilities, as well as basketball courts, among other activities.