To reach Yoyogi Park, you have several transportation options. The most efficient way is by train using the Yamanote Line, with fares between ¥160 and ¥200, alighting at Harajuku Station. Trains run from 5 AM to midnight. For a scenic route, take the bus, which costs around ¥210 and stops in Shibuya or Harajuku. Buses operate from 6 AM to 10 PM. Taxis offer comfort with a starting fare of ¥710 for the first two kilometers, providing a direct route to the park. Alternatively, you can use the Tokyo Metro Chiyoda Line to Yoyogi-Koen Station, which is a short walk from the park’s main entrance. Subway fares range from ¥170 to ¥310, with service from 5 AM to midnight.

The park does not charge an entrance fee, it is free to enter. You can visit anytime without worrying about ticket prices. However, if you plan to attend special events or performances within the park, there may be certain fees, so be sure to check further information before your visit.

Yoyogi Park is open to the public all day, from morning until night. However, the best time to visit is from morning to afternoon when the park is more vibrant with various activities and events. If you prefer a quieter atmosphere, visit on a weekday morning when the park tends to be less crowded, allowing you to enjoy it more freely.

The main attraction of Yoyogi Park is its beautiful natural scenery, especially during spring when the Sakura (Cherry blossoms) bloom. Additionally, the park is known as a cultural hub of Japan, where you can find local communities showcasing music, dance, and cosplay performances every weekend.

At Yoyogi Park, you can enjoy a variety of activities such as picnicking, cycling, jogging, or simply relaxing under the shade of trees. The park is also a favorite spot for sports, with soccer fields, basketball courts, and extensive jogging paths. If you're a fan of art and culture, don't miss the music performances and community events frequently held here.