Kyu-Furukawa Gardens Spring Rose Festival 春のバラフェスティバル

1 Nishigahara, Kita City, Tokyo

2025-4-29 - 2025-6-30

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Designated a National Place of Scenic Beauty, the Kyu-Furukawa Gardens are a rare example of a garden completed in the style of the early Taisho era (1912-1926). Roses bloom in a variety of beautiful colors and surround visitors with their lovely fragrance within the grounds. The location is famous for its roses, and the perfect time to visit is in May, when the Kyu-Furukawa Gardens host a spring rose festival. Huge crowds of visitors attend this festival each year.

Along with the stately Western-style house designed by Josiah Conder during the Taisho era, the Western-style garden features approximately 200 rosebushes of 100 different varieties, showing a magnificent harmony with the mansion. Rose varieties include the Maria Callas, and also the Royal Princess, which is dedicated to Japan's Princess Aiko.

How to Get There

Kami-Nakazato Station | 7 min on foot
JR Keihin-Tohoku Line

Nishigahara Station | 7 min on foot
Namboku Line
Komagome Station | 12 min on foot
JR Yamanote Line

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Opening Hours	For start and finish times, visit the official website. New Year's holidays (The Western-style house is closed on irregular days)
Price	General: 150 yen, Senior Citizens (65 and over): 70 yen (Elementary school students and younger, as well as middle school students residing or studying in Tokyo: Free) *Additional fee required for visiting the Western-style house

Please check the official event website for the latest updates on opening dates and times, prices, and other information.