Surrounded by Ginza 5-chome, Yasuaki Elementary School, Tokyu Plaza Ginza, and Harumi-dori St., Sukiyabashi Park is located.
This is where Sukiya Bridge was once built over the outer moat of Edo Castle.
In the park, there is 
also a "young clock tower" by Taro Okamoto.
Several Japanese hydrangeas (Kashiwaba hydrangea) are starting to bloom in this park.
Hydrangea is a deciduous shrub of the genus Hydrangea, and its origin is southeastern North America.
Compared to other hydrangeas, the name is derived from the shape of a large, deep cut leaf, resembling the leaves of Kashiwa.
It is also characterized by a large conical inflorescence.
The part that looks like a flower is called "ornamental flower" where the gaku has been greatly developed.
This park plays an urban oasis role, and now the only flower in the park, the white flowers of Kashiwaba hydrangea, sooth the hearts of those taking a break in the park.
