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HANA・BIYORI

HANA・BIYORI

A flower park offering year-round blooms, Hana-Biyori showcases the Kanto region's largest flower chandeliers alongside 17,000 seasonal flowers and 1,200 trees of 130 species.

Flowers and Digital Art Show at Hana-Biyori
Flowers and Digital Art Show at Hana-Biyori
Opening hours
Mon–Sun10:00–17:00
Holidays10:00–17:00
Admission
Standard
Adult¥1,200
Child¥600
Links
Official websiteEnglish · Japanese
Access
4015-1 Yanokuchi, Inagi, Tokyo 〒 206-8566Keiō-Yomiuri-Land Station 京王よみうりランド (Keiō Sagamihara Line)Walk 11 minutes
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Nestled close to the Yomiuriland amusement park, Hana-Biyori stands as a flower park inviting visitors throughout the year to immerse themselves in the essence of seasonal blooms and engaging events. Encompassing a massive greenhouse, the park boasts the Kanto region's largest flower chandeliers, adorned with more than 300 flower pots. An outdoor expanse features the Four Season Garden and the Sequoia Garden, adorned with over 17,000 seasonal flowers. The park's diverse landscape encompasses more than 1,200 trees representing 130 species, including a hundred cherry blossoms that flourish during the spring season.

Please note that operating hours vary with the changing seasons, and details regarding opening hours and days of closure can be found on the official website.

Sacred Forest

Within the Japanese garden, you'll encounter the Hijirimon Gate, believed to have been moved from the Kyoto Imperial Palace. Additionally, you'll find statues of Myoken Bosatsu and Shokanzeon Bosatsu, both holding the esteemed designation of national Important Cultural Properties.

Flowers and Digital Art Show

As the sunlit glass greenhouse gives way to darkness and projection mapping ignites, the environment transforms into a realm of blossoms and digital art, brimming with unforeseen wonders. Seamlessly revolving around projection mapping, the experience also intertwines soundscapes and interactive elements, culminating in an immersive atmosphere. The show also embraces a multi-ending approach, adapting its conclusion based on an analysis of the audience's emotions.

Starbucks

This "botanical café" is bathed in abundant sunlight, harmoniously melding with the lush tapestry of blossoms and verdant foliage that envelops it. Notably, the iconic "STARBUCKS" sign is crafted from living plants.

Asian Small-Clawed Otters

Within the designated animal exhibit space, you'll find charming Asian small-clawed otters.

Flower and Plant Workshop

Participate in daily-changing workshops focused on various aspects of flowers and plants, such as crafting flower arrangements using blooms from Hana-Biyori's gardens and creating moss terrariums.

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