[Cherry Blossom Viewing] Mukojima Hyakkaen

A flower garden opened during the Bunsei period (1804-1830), when Edo's townsfolk culture flourished. At the time of its opening, it mainly featured 360 plum trees, and was referred to as 'Shin Ume Yashiki' in contrast to the famous Kameido's Seikoan's 'Garyō Ume' house. Later, it collected famous plants referenced in classical Chinese and Japanese literature, allowing flowers to bloom throughout the seasons. Enjoy cherry blossom viewing for a long period from the Kanhi cherry blossoms in late February to the Fugenzō in late April.

Date & Time

Late Feb～Late Apr 09:00～17:00

Note

The event date is a guideline for peak viewing period; the peak viewing period may change due to weather conditions. The usual peak viewing period is from late February to late April (different varieties bloom in succession). Last entry is at 16:30.

Venue

Mukojima Hyakkaen

Address

3-18-3 Higashi Mukojima, Sumida-ku, Tokyo

Free

Entrance fee: General 150 yen, 70 yen for those aged 65 and over (Free for elementary school students and junior high school students residing or studying in Tokyo)

Access (Public)

About 8 minutes on foot from Tobu Skytree Line 'Higashi Mukojima' Station, about 13 minutes on foot from Keisei Electric Railway Oshiage Line 'Keisei Hikyū' Station

Contact

03-3611-8705 （Mukojima Hyakkaen Service Center）

URL

https://www.tokyo-park.or.jp/park/mukojima-hyakkaen/index.html