Garden · Hino / Mogusaen

Keio Mogusaen 京王百草園

Hillside Japanese garden dating from the early 18th century, famed for about 500 plum trees and views over the Tama River plain.

Hours9:00-17:00 (seasonal changes; last entry 30 min before closing)

ClosedWednesdays (and days after holidays); December 30-January 3

PriceAdult: ¥500

Getting thereMogusaen Station (Keio Line), 10 min walk (steep uphill)

Time needed1-1.5 hours

Best timeEarly February to mid March for about 500 plum trees; late November for maples

Address560 Mogusa, Hino, Tokyo

Websitekeio-mogusaen.jp/en

About

Keio Mogusaen began as the grounds of a temple in the Kyoho era and is now run by Keio railway as a traditional garden on a steep wooded slope. Around 500 plum trees, including an old tree said to date from the garden's founding, bloom from February, and maples turn red in late autumn. From the hilltop pavilion you can look out over Fuchu toward central Tokyo.

Highlights

About 500 plum trees in February and March
Autumn maples around the pond
Hilltop views over the Tama River plain
Historic tea houses on the grounds

Tips

Closed on Wednesdays
The walk up from the station is short but very steep

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