Menu: Starbucks Latte Short \u00a5340,Tall \u00a5380, Grande \u00a5420, Venti\u00ae \u00a5460;Chocolate Chunk Scone \u00a5250;other* Prices above are before tax.Otter products available only at Hana-Biyori,from \u00a5500 upward!!The floral chandeliers above and across the aquariums add a nice, dreamy feel!You can enjoy the flowers of the season anytime of the year!Paludarium plants drawing much attention,from \u00a5500 upwardStarbucks to Open Shop in Hana-Biyori as First Outlet in Japanese Botanical GardenSee Asian Small-Clawed Otters\u2019 Adorable GesturesOn Everyday! Flower\/Plant WorkshopOmiyage (take-home gifts) Biyori shop charmMap of Hana-BiyoriBlooming conditionsand event informationupdated regularly.4015\u22121 Yanokuchi, Inagi, Tokyo 206-8725Tel: 044-966-8717Operating hours: 9:30 a.m. \u2013 5:00 p.m. (admission ends at 4:00 p.m.)* The closing time varies depending on the season.For operating hours and closed dates, visit our official website.Admission FeesAdults(middle-school students and older)FeesChildren(from 3-year-olds to primary-school students)1200 yen 600 yenHana-BiyoriEnjoy a most unusual, must-see sightwhile sipping Starbucks coffee in aspace surrounded by flowers andgreenery: a huge Starbucks signmade with real, alive plants!Why not participate in the workshop on a subject that changes dailybut always uses flowers\/plants within the park, such as flowerarrangements and moss terrarium?Watch up close Asian small-clawed otters, whose adorable gestures arevery popular. Also experience feeding them, as well as a stageperformance by them, accompanied by a caretaking staffer\u2019 s detailedexplanation of the animals\u2019 ecology in detail.An 8-meter long seawater aquarium where colorful fish that swim theseas of Okinawa is located here, along with a 3-meter one housinglushly green water plants. You can see 1,200 fish in some 50 species,including clown fish, butterflyfish and sea goldies.Both are outdoor gardens where you can enjoy flowers of the seasonthroughout the year. The Garden of the Seasons is home to 15,000flowering plants, and the Garden of Sequoias 2,000 of them. Enjoystrolling through these plants.Aquariums featuring naturalmaterials and popularpaludarium plants areoffered for sale. A full arrayof products ideal for gifts.* The times and frequency of the workshop vary from day to day.Check with Information for the schedule for the day.AdvancedBottle AquariumCourseFresh FlowerArrangementin Basket CourseFresh FlowerArrangementin Box CourseBeginners\u2019 MossTerarium CourseAquarium x FlowersTypical Seasonal Flowersat Hana-BiyoriThe Japanese Garden HousingValuable Cultural TreasuresThe Garden of the Seasons and the Sequoia GardenEveryday Is a Good Flower Watching DayCherry blossoms AzaleaHydrangea MossRed spider lily Autumn foliageChristmas rose Plum blossomsSummerAutumnWinterSpring10 groups(up to 4 members per group)Fees\u00a52,000 onwardHow to applyApply at shop charm* Applications accepted until capacity is filled.CapacityOtter Biyori \u277eFees\u00a5300per feedingFrequency per day3 times(for limited participants)LocationFeeding ExperienceMini-Stage 12* Provided indoors when rainy.Frequency per day1 time on weekdays2 times on Saturdays,Sundays and holidaysLocationPerformance by Asian Small-Clawed Otters* Times of the feeding\/stage performance vary from season to season.These programs are subject to cancellation due to the otters\u2019 health conditions.A Rich Array of Take-home Gifts!!The Park\u2019s Unique Products Including Popular Plants!Exclusive to this park!Many items including cute stuffedAsian small-clawed otters!In the Japanese Garden are a sacred gate said to have been relocatedfrom Kyoto Imperial Palace and a Myoken Bodhisattva statue and aSacred Avalokitesvara statue, both of which are designated asImportant Cultural Properties. The Gautama Buddha Hall houses bothBuddha\u2019s ashes and hair together, making the hall a globally valuable\u201cspiritual site\u201d known only to a few.We at Hana-Biyori want it to be the sort of place thatencourages us to think about the importance ofnature and environmental protection along with itsvisitors. We will help soothe the visitors\u2019 mindsthrough plants, as well as engaging in manyproactive programs designed to protect theenvironment, promote humanity\u2019s coexistence withnature and protect and pass the Tama Hills\u2019important nature on to the posterity.Flower Calendar for the GardensSorami-no-OkaHana Biyori Hall (Sky-Viewing Hill) Irodori-Komichi(Alley of Colors) Sacred ForestSorami-no-Oka(Sky-Viewing Hill)Hana Biyori HallIrodori-Komichi(Alley of Colors)Sacred Forest1 2 3457111018 19222423212628271725201613121514896Entrance into Hana BiyoriPassagewayto YomiurilandFree Shuttle BusTerminalRed spider lilyMoss GardenInformation Chiristmas roseSmoking areaNursing roomWheelchair accessible lavatoryAED (automated external defibrillator)RestroomEveryday Is a Good Flower Watching Day!Indoor Flower Gardens That Enchant You Anytime of YearJapan\u2019s First Multi-Ending Floral and Digital Art Show!One of the largest collections of Flower Chandeliers in KantoScientific name: Sequoia sempervirensCountry of origin: Western North AmericaAge: Approximately 60 yearsHeight: Approximately 30 metersLocation: Sequoia GardenSemper sequoiaBesides Flower Chandeliers, or over 300pots of plants hanging overhead in one of thelargest scales of their kind in the Kantoregion, the Hana Biyori Hall features flowerscovering the floors and a wall flower garden20 meters long and 2 meters high, providingflowers 360 degrees. Symbolizing HanaBiyori, there is a palo borracho tree in the hallestimated to be over 400 years old.The name \u201csequoia\u201d derives fromSequoyah, a Native Americanpolymath of the Cherokee Nationwho invented a Cherokee syllabaryin 1821. There are sequoia trees thatare nearly 100 meters in the UnitedStates.The entire space turns intothe world of floral and digitalart, bringing a some 10-minuteshow filled with surprises! April May June July August September October November December January February MarchCherry blossoms HydrangeaOrange osmanthusChristmas rose\/CamelliaRed spider lily SnapdragonAutumn foliage (Maple etc.)Cosmea\/Celosia cristata Plum blossomsLupine\/MargaretAzalea\/ Verbena\/MarigoldRhododendron indicum* Show times change from season to season.* The show frequency is subject to change.2 Nagame-Ike (Viewing Pond)1 Observatory1 Observatory3 Chikai-no-Izumi (Pledge Fountain)Haisenkara-Tachiagaru-Nihon-Zo4 (Statue of Japan Rising from Defeat)5 Nagame-Bashi (Viewing Bridge)6 Ancient Peruvian Stone Carving11 Sequoia GardenHigashi-no-Taki(East Fall) 16Nishi-no-Taki13 (West Fall)Nishi-no-Taki(West Fall) 1312 Mini-StageThe Garden of15 the SeasonsNishi-Bashi(West Bridge) 147 Omiyage (take-home gifts) Biyori8 shop charm (a plants store) 109 Otter Biyori18 Petrified Wood19 Sacred GateOmikuji-Dokoro22 (Place for Fortune Slips)Hotoke-Bashi24 (Buddha Bridge)Gautama Buddha Hall23 (Pagoda)Myoken Hall and21 Myoken BodhisattvaJizo-Toro26 (Jizo Lantern)Yasoshi-zo (Statues of27 Eight Buddhism Sect Founders)Daizo-Kyoko (Tripitaka Storehouse)Shokanzeon-Bosatsu(Statue of Sacred Avalokitesvara)Statue of Eleven-Faced Kannon28Cleansing17 Trough 25 Two-Story Pagoda25 Two-Story Pagoda20 Sacred Pond18 Petrified Wood 20 Sacred PondHana Biyori\u2019sSymbolTreesFree admission4 timeson weekdays6 timeson Sat, Sun& holidaysShowfrequencyScientific name: Ceiba insignisCountry of origin: ParaguayAge: Estimated 400 yearsLocation:Hana Biyori HallPalo borrachoNamed a drunken(barracho) tree (palo)in Spanish, the treegrows naturally inabundance in LatinAmerica.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
Surprises and new kinds of excitement from discovering unfamiliar flowers.<\/p>\n
They are the sort of entirely new entertainment that Hana-Biyori, a flower park, wants to provide.
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