Spring at Rikugien Gardens: Azaleas in a Feudal Lord's Garden 春の六義園～大名庭園でつつじを楽しむ～

6-16-3 Komagome, Bunkyo City, Tokyo

2025-4-11 - 2025-5-2

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In the late 1600s, azaleas became a horticultural trend throughout Edo (the former name of Tokyo), with the Rikugien Gardens in the Somei neighborhood of Komagome at the heart of this trend. In these gardens, many azalea varieties that were planted back then still remain to this day.

Panels explaining azalea horticulture in the past are available. Enjoy the beauty of the gardens, along with an opportunity to learn about their history. Warm spring sunshine adds a perfect touch to the bright red and purple displays at Rikugien.

How to Get There

Komagome Station | 7 min on foot
JR Yamanote Line | Namboku Line

Sengoku Station | 10 min on foot
Mita Line
Kami-Fujimae stop | 3 min on foot
51 bus | 58 bus

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Opening Hours	9:00–17:00 (last entry 16:30) Closing days: December 29 through January 1 The website is available in English, Chinese, Korean, French, and Spanish through machine translation.
Price	Adults: 300 yen \| Ages 65 and older: 150 yen.
Facility Info	Restrooms \| Dining facilities \| Japanese \| English \| Chinese (simplified) \| Chinese (traditional) \| Korean \| French \| Baby changing facilities \| Wheelchair loan \| Breast feeding room \|

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