︎

area guides       architecture      highlights     ︎    ︎

area guides   architecture
highlights   ︎    ︎


Rikugi-en
Garden and
Tea House | Komagome


六義園　吹上茶屋


Image by Guilhem Vellut via flickr under CC Tea House next to the Pond, image by Marufish via flickr under CC Image by non-euclidean photography via flickr under CC Image by Kimon Berlin via flickr under CC Image by ginomempin via flickr under CC Image by Raito Futo via flickr under CC Image by rabbit_akra via flickr under CC Image by Sarah Sutter via flickr under CC Image by Cory Denton via flickr under CC Image by Zengame via flickr under CC
Rikugi-en, located in Tokyo’s northern Komagome district, is a pristine and exceptionally beautiful garden dating back to the Edo Period. In 1953 it was designated by the Japanese government as a  site of exceptional beauty and an important cultural asset and is one of Tokyo’s must-go-to gardens. The tea house located inside Rikugi-en is well worth a visit as it features a direct view of the garden’s main pont which is especially beautiful during Japan’s famous spring and autumn seasons. Be sure to visit also during the spring and autumn light-up events when you can enjoy your tea and a unique nightime view until 21:00.  

Matcha set including Japanese sweet ￥510
Amazake (sweet fermented rice drink) ￥300

︎


Website

︎Link

Address

︎6-16-3 Hon-komagome, Bunkyo-ku, Tokyo 113-0021
︎+81 (0)3-3941-2222
︎Google Maps

Hours

Open from 9:00 to 17:00 (Last entrance 16:30)
Closed: Year-end holidays (December 29 to January 1)
- extended opening hours until 21:00 during spring and autumn evening light-ups

Price Category

$$$$

Garden entrance fee: ¥300 (65 and over: ¥150)
(No charge for primary school children or younger, and junior high school students living or attending school in Tokyo)


About Us              Contact            Terms of Use