HANA BIYORI Flower Park Tickets

HANA BIYORI, on the wooded hills beside Yomiuriland in western Tokyo, calls itself a flower park for a new sensation, and the heart of it is a vast greenhouse where hundreds of flower chandeliers hang in bloom overhead while digital art plays across walls and water. It is a gentler, greener cousin to Tokyo’s famous digital museums, with real horticulture doing most of the enchanting.

Inside and out

Under the glass, hanging gardens of petunias and begonias form a ceiling of colour, projection shows run through the day, and small aquarium displays thread among the plants; there is even a Starbucks in the greenhouse itself, a famously pleasant one. Outside, the grounds hold seasonal flower fields, a historic pagoda, lawns and a small animal corner, with cherry blossoms and autumn leaves marking the big seasons. Evening illuminations transform the site during their seasonal runs.

Pairing with Yomiuriland

The flower park sits beside the Yomiuriland amusement park, linked by the same hilltop access, so families sometimes split a day between rides and flowers. On its own, HANA BIYORI is a half day of unhurried strolling, best in fine weather when both greenhouse and gardens show well.

Getting there

From Shinjuku, take the Keio Line to Keio-Yomiuriland Station, about 25 minutes, then ride the Sky Shuttle gondola over the hill or a bus toward the parks. The gondola crossing, floating above the forest with Tokyo on the horizon, is a small highlight in itself.

Frequently asked questions

Is it worth visiting in winter? Yes, the greenhouse blooms year round and illuminations run in the cold months.

How long does a visit take? Two to three hours at a relaxed pace.

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