Parque Masayoshi Ohira

A lovely park in Japanese style. Unfortunately, the artificial cascades of water were not working, and for a long time, it seems

I wouldnt call it overwhelmingly Japanese since the park is on the small side and there aren't any native Japanese plants that I could identify. That said, it's kept very well. It's quiet with plenty of places to lay down and enjoy a book or relax.

We stumbled upon this place and ate here twice. Over the 2 time visit we had sushi, frappe, noodles and breakfast. All of them were very tasty. In the morning, you can get freshly pressed orange juice. The place looks very well decorated and in style. Good prices as well for what you get. Coming back here again!

Very nice place to have a walk in a classic Japanese garden. It is commonly crowded and many people taking pictures. Come early in the morning to find its peaceful atmosphere.

One of the best parks in CDMX. Many people come here to take pictures on any given day you can find people all dressed up or people modeling taking pictures at this park, lots of squirrels, great place to visit.

We walked over here after dinner, and it's probably the most fun I have had in public in a very very long time ... AND the Uber came really quickly after we took pictures.

Very nice small park with squirrels

Great spot for pictures and getting a little bit of Japan, even when far away. Feels nostalgic

The place is very lovely

I made a YouTube video about it, check it out!
"Masayoshi Ohira Park - Japan in Mexico City - Mexico Japanese Garden - Jardin Japonés"
YT: Hgncalifornia

Lovely!! There's fish from Koi to goopies. There's a near by grocery store to purchase water, soda or even tiny little cookies for the fish. There's a dedicated place to do calisthenics

A peace of Japan with
a nice pond and fish.

Not the greatest japanese garden I have visited but it’s still worth a visit. At the time the park seemed to be closed off to the public due to the pandemic. There was yellow tape at all entrances indicating the park was closed but I saw some people strolling and taking pics inside. I enjoyed the park. It’s small compared to the one in Buenos Aires.

Relax with nature, a bit of wild life. Learn about the history of park. Make sure visit while hasn't rained trails can be muddy.

Small but pretty. A very quiet place, and a beautiful natural landscape in the City (try to visit it in the months of January/February).

You can walk until the police tell you to leave the beautiful clean park where we didn’t encounter any viruses.

Eventhough the place is tiny, you can enjoy of beautiful Japanese architecture style. Many people go there to draw, walk dogs and run

It is a small but pretty park done in Japanese gardens style. The park is inside a residential area next to General Anaya metro station

This park is the kind of places that makes Mexico City so unique. The park is beautiful and is a small experience from Japan.

In comparison to other parks it's small, but it's nice !! Awesome Asian theme

Nice Japanese experience of a garden in mexico city