Over 20,000 square meters of fields and 6 million cosmos flowers come into bloom at Showa Kinen Park.
The Mount Takao Autumn Leaves Festival (“Mount Takao Momiji Matsuri”) is held throughout the month of November every…
Chrysanthemum exhibitions are held but the most famous of all is the Tokyo Metropolitan Tourism Chrysanthemum Exhibition. The…
Along with the Tokyo Metropolitan Tourism Chrysanthemum Exhibition, the Bunkyo Chrysanthemum Festival (“kiku matsuri”) is the other major…
From mid-November until early December Rikugien stays open for visitors until 9pm for its annual “Light Up” show—illuminations…
Twice a year—when the cherry trees bloom and again in late autumn—Inui Street (乾通り) in the grounds of…
One of the five flower festivals of Bunkyo Ward, the Plum Festival (Ume Matsuri) takes place at Yushima…
Over 300 plum tree blossom in the grounds of Kameido Tenjin Shrine between early February and early March.…
One of Tokyo’s most famous hanami spots, Ueno Park boasts about 1,200 trees, half of which are Yoshino…
One of Tokyo’s most famous gardens, Rikugien holds a light-up event twice every year—once to show the cherry…
Over 600 cherry trees blossom in Sumida Park towards the end of March. The riverside park is one…
Hachijojima holds an annual Freesia Festival to celebrate the arrival of spring. The festival began over 40 years…
Three times each year Ueno Zoo opens its doors to visitors for free!
The annual light up of the cherry blossom trees (yozakura, 夜桜) along Meguro River near Nakameguro is one…
Annual light-up of the cherry blossoms in Chidorigafuchi. One of the most famous night cherry blossom events (yozakura,…
The first of the Five Flower Festivals of Bunkyo Ward. The cherry trees along Harima-zaka were first planted…
One of the five flower festivals of Bunkyo Ward, this time Nezu Shrine takes the spotlight. The Azalea…
Originally the Flower Garden was started to celebrate the 5th anniversary of the renewal of Yokohama Red Brick…
The wisteria at Kameido Tenjin Shrine (亀戸天神社) were planted during the Edo period and now the purple flowers…
From mid-April until early May each year Shibazakura Hill in Hitsujiyama Park in Chichibu turns a sea of…
From mid April through to the end of May 800,000 shibazakura flowers (pink moss or phlox moss) come…
The annual blooming of 4.5 million nemophilas (also know as “Baby Blue Eyes”) on Miharashi Hill in the…
The annual Omiya Bonsai Matsuri is held in the world famous Omiya Bonsai Village in Kita-ku, Saitama. The…
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