Complete Guide to HANA・BIYORI: A Relaxing Spot for Flowers, Digital Art, and Hot Springs

Seasonal limited-time tickets, such as date- and time-specific firefly viewing tickets for elementary school students and older, are also sold as available.
During the Jewellumination season, combo tickets with Yomiuriland are also offered.

In HANA・BIYORI Hall, more than 300 hanging flower pots decorate the ceiling, including begonias, petunias, fuchsias, and geraniums.
The moment you step inside, the scale and beauty are striking enough to make you gasp.

HANA・BIYORI Hall hosts an immersive show several times a day, combining flowers, digital art, and 3D sound.
The production changes by season, and one of its main features is a “multi-ending” presentation in which the ending branches into two patterns depending on visitors’ emotions.

The café area in HANA・BIYORI Hall features an 8-meter-wide saltwater tank and a 3-meter freshwater tank.
A wide variety of fish, including clownfish and sea goldies, swim gracefully inside.
The scene of vivid fish blending with the surrounding plants feels like an underwater garden.

At Kawauso Biyori, visitors can observe adorable Asian small-clawed otters and enjoy a feeding experience.
At the Fureai Animal Plaza, you can feed, hold, and take photos with guinea pigs.
Both experiences are offered at set times, so advance reservations are recommended if you want to join.

This naturalistic garden was designed by Dutch garden designer Piet Oudolf.
Plantings centered on perennials change with the seasons, offering a chance to appreciate the natural beauty not only of flowers at their peak, but also of new shoots, leaves, and even withered forms.

Standing at the center of HANA・BIYORI Hall is a giant tree native to South America that is over 400 years old.
“Paraboracho” means “drunken tree” in Spanish, and it is said to have been named because its swollen trunk looks like the belly of a drunk person.

This Japanese-style illumination event fills the park with bamboo lights.
After the lights turn on at 4:00 pm, a soft glow envelops the grounds, creating a fantastical scene unlike the daytime view.
Bamboo lanterns and illuminated Japanese umbrellas are placed throughout the park, adding a strong sense of escape from everyday life.

In the open-air baths with outstanding views, you can enjoy black, mildly alkaline bicarbonate spring water that bubbles up from 1,750 meters underground and is known as a “beauty bath” for the skin.
By day, you can take in expansive sky views; at night, sparkling city lights spread out before you, making it a perfect way to end the day.

The indoor bath area offers a variety of tubs, including a high-concentration carbonated spring, a silk bath for women with an electric bath, jet baths, and relaxation baths.
In a calm setting different from the open-air baths, you can relax and loosen up at your own pace.

The men’s and women’s indoor bath areas are both equipped with auto löyly saunas.
The men’s sauna is set to Approx. 90°C, and the women’s sauna to Approx. 80°C, letting you enjoy pleasant sweating and the Japanese sauna experience known as “totonou.”
It is also recommended to warm your body slowly and detox in the bedrock bath Hikamabō (additional fee).

In addition to a lounge with more than 50 electric reclining chairs, there are plenty of outdoor air-bathing spaces that make use of the garden and deck.
After bathing, close your eyes and rest, enjoy reading, or spend your time however you like.

This is Japan’s first Starbucks located inside a botanical garden, set within a greenhouse surrounded by flowers and greenery.
The café features plants throughout the interior, creating a comfortable and refreshing atmosphere.

At Bishoku no Kiwami, a restaurant on the 1st floor of Kakeinoyu, you can enjoy authentic Japanese dishes, including Edomae sushi and tuna set meals supervised by Ginza Onodera, a Michelin-starred restaurant, as well as rice bowls, set meals, and noodles.
Even if you are not using Kakeinoyu, you can dine here as long as you have admission to HANA・BIYORI.

This souvenir shop offers HANA・BIYORI-exclusive goods.
It carries original items such as popular Asian small-clawed otter plush toys, flower-themed sweets, and stationery.

The Plants Shop at the center of HANA・BIYORI Hall sells succulents, moss balls, houseplants, and more.
You’ll also find herb and vegetable growing kits, as well as gardening items that look great as interior décor.

In the outdoor garden area, Somei Yoshino cherry trees, weeping cherry trees, and colorful tulips bloom together, creating a gorgeous spring landscape.
A nighttime cherry blossom event linked with Yomiuriland, Yozakura Biyori, is also held.

This annual event lets visitors view fireflies.
Until around mid-June, you can observe Genji fireflies with strong glowing lights, followed by Heike fireflies with a softer, more delicate glow.
During the event period, Hotaru Study Sessions are also held daily, offering a fun way to learn about firefly ecology.

In the Four Seasons Garden, Approx. 1,000 sunflowers such as Sunfinity and Sunbelievable fill the flower beds in bloom.
In the Sacred Forest area, Approx. 250 colorful flower wind chimes sway in the breeze, producing refreshing sounds.

The park is decorated with pumpkins and other autumn-themed displays, so you can enjoy the seasonal atmosphere simply by walking around.
As the trees turn red and yellow, beautiful autumn foliage spreads across the grounds, inviting you to stop and admire the view.

From early December, vividly colored ice tulips reach their peak, bringing an early touch of spring to the winter park.
Inside the greenhouse, a giant tree and hanging trees appear, creating a festive Christmas atmosphere together with poinsettias.

"HANA・BIYORI" has earned a great reputation for hosting a variety of events. However, events such as the "Bamboo Craft Illumination HANA AKARI," "Digital Art Show," and "Small-Clawed Otter Feeding & Animal Interaction Experience" introduced above may be subject to sudden cancellations due to weather conditions and other factors. Be sure to check the official website for the latest announcements before your visit.

The projection mapping show held inside the greenhouse has set showtimes.
Check the schedule on the official website in advance and plan your route around the showtime for a smoother visit.

After 4:00 pm, the Japanese-style illumination event HANA Akari lights up, giving the park a magical atmosphere.
At Kakeinoyu, an affordable Special Night Admission Ticket is also available for use after 8:00 pm on weekdays.
Stopping by after work or dinner and leisurely enjoying the night view from the open-air bath is also a great option.

This hotel is located Approx. 1 minute on foot from Fuchu Station on the Keio Line.
Its originality-filled menu is a highlight, featuring completely pesticide-free and chemical fertilizer-free vegetables and herbs from its own Tohoku Farm, along with wild mountain vegetables and wild plants.

This city hotel is located 1 minute on foot from Chofu Station on the Keio Line, on the upper floors (8th–10th floors) of the Chofu PARCO shopping complex.
You can enjoy dining and shopping inside PARCO and in the surrounding area.
It is also convenient for access to central Tokyo, Approx. 15 minutes from Shinjuku, making it easy to combine with other sightseeing.

This community hotel is located Approx. 1 minute on foot from the south exit of Shin-Yurigaoka Station on the Odakyu Line.
Situated on the upper floors (7th–9th floors) of the Shin-Yurigaoka OPA shopping mall, it offers a quiet atmosphere away from the bustle in front of the station.

This is one of Japan’s leading large amusement parks, located next to HANA・BIYORI.
It offers more than 40 attractions, from thrill rides to family-friendly options, as well as a wide range of seasonal events.
Its winter Jewellumination is especially famous, drawing visitors with the fantastical light displays across the park.
There is also a connecting gate with HANA・BIYORI, so you can enjoy flowers, nature, and the amusement park all in one day.

Ikuta Ryokuchi Park is a lush green park representing the Tokyo metropolitan area, located in part of the Tama Hills.
The Taro Okamoto Museum of Art, Kawasaki, on the western side, houses more than 1,800 works donated by the artist Taro Okamoto.
You can enjoy a nature walk and art appreciation in the same trip, making it a recommended stop along with HANA・BIYORI.

After experiencing nature at HANA・BIYORI, this park is a great stop for anyone who wants to enjoy even more of Inagi’s greenery.
Walking paths run through Musashino’s natural woodland, and on clear days, you can see across central Tokyo from Fine Tower, the observation deck at the summit.
The wildflower garden is home to rare wild plants that are hard to find today, making it irresistible for nature lovers.