Spring Rose Festival 2025
One of the most beautiful spots in Tokyo with 200 roses of about 100 varieties in bloom.
| Holding period | Tuesday, April 29 (national holiday) – Monday, June 30 |
| admission fee | Free ＊Admission fee to the Old Furukawa Garden is required separately. As follows: (Adults ¥150, Seniors 65 and over ¥70 (Free for elementary school students and younger and junior high school students residing or attending school in Tokyo) |
| Business Hours | 9:00-17:00 (last admission at 16:30) |
| venue | Old Furukawa Garden (1-27-39 Nishigahara, Kita-ku, Tokyo) |
| Access | 7 min walk from “Kaminakazato” station on JR Keihin Tohoku line 7 min walk from “Nishigahara” station on Tokyo Metro Namboku line 12 min walk from “Komagome” station on JR Yamanote line Parking lot |
Event Summary
The Old Furukawa Garden is a rare garden in Tokyo where visitors can enjoy at one place a Western-style garden with 200 roses of about 100 varieties in bloom, a stately Western-style building, and a Japanese garden created by Jihei Ogawa VII, a famous gardener in Kyoto. The Spring Rose Festival, held in conjunction with the spring rose season, will be held for the 23rd time this year. The construction of the exterior wall of the Western-style building, which has been underway since 2005, is scheduled to be completed in March 2025, and visitors can enjoy the roses along with the beautifully restored Western-style building.
- Point 1: Competing with Western-style buildings and roses after exterior wall repairs
- Point 2: The Western-style garden with 200 roses of about 100 varieties in full bloom is gorgeous and gorgeous!
- Point 3) “Photo Spot for Spring Roses,” held for the first time, makes you want to post it on SNS!
- Point 4: Access from central Tokyo
Events and some services may be cancelled, suspended or changed due to weather or other reasons.
Please check the official website and official X (formerly Twitter) for the latest information before coming to the park.
Please check the official website and official X (formerly Twitter) of the Old Furukawa Garden for the blooming status.
For more information, click here.
https://www.metro.tokyo.lg.jp/information/press/2025/03/2025031206