Eastern Area
Early spring events at Tokugawaen Garden
At Tokugawa Garden in early spring, plums, peaches, and cherry blossoms adorn the garden from late February to early April. We welcome guests with flowers, trees, and events that herald spring.
Also, 3/15 (Sun) is a free opening day due to “Tokugawa-en Origin Day.”
Tokugawaen Garden
- Tokugawaen Garden is a Japanese garden with walkways winding around a central pond in the style of major daimyo gardens from the Edo period. A clear stream flows from a waterfall through a ravine and continues to a pond representing the ocean, a sight that symbolically condenses Japan's natural landscape. Furthermore, Tokugawaen is characterized by hilly terrain, transplanted woods, and large rocks appearing from all angles. The overall magnificence of the daimyo garden can be seen through the use of bold changes in composition and the incorporation of a wide variety of elements. People can enjoy the garden throughout the four seasons with beautiful greenery, autumn colors, and flowers such as peonies and irises.
Details
| Schedule | Feb 23, 2026 ～ Mar 29, 2026 |
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| Regular Holiday | Mon (the following weekday should Mon coincide with a national holiday or make-up holiday) |
| Time | 9:30 am–5:30 pm (admission until 5:00 pm) |
| Venue | Tokugawaen Garden |
| Cost | • General: JPY 300 • Seniors ages 65 and older residing in Nagoya: JPY 100 • Junior high school ages and younger: Free of charge |
| Home Page | https://www.tokugawaen.aichi.jp/ |
| Parking | • Standard-size vehicles: 82 spaces (JPY 100/25 min.) • Buses: 4 spaces (JPY 500 for up to 1 hr. and an additional JPY 500 for each following 30 min.) |
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