Jindai Plant Park

Jindai Plant Park

Info

  • Address:
  • 5-31-10 Jindaiji Motomachi, Chōfu, Tokyo
  • Public Transportation:  
Keio Shōfu Station → Keio Bus 15 minutes to Jindai-ji Temple, bus stop: Shindai Botanical Park, a short walk; or JR Mitaka Station → Odakyu Bus Shomfu Station 20 minutes to the north exit, bus stop: Shindai Botanical Park front, short walk
  • Car Access:  
3km 8 minutes from Chūdo-do Chūfu IC via National Highway No. 20
  • Phone Number:  
  • 042-483-2300
  • Parking Number:  
228 units/300 yen per hour, 100 yen every 20 minutes after that.

Business Hours

9:30 to 17:00 (~ 16:00)

Price

Entrance 500 yen for adults, 250 yen for ages 65 and older, 200 yen for junior high school students (free to live and study in Tokyo), free for elementary school students and younger

Spot Category

Garden, botanical garden, herbal garden, flower viewing spot


Enjoy 100 bottles of 55 kinds
Tokyo Metropolitan Park Association, a public interest foundation


Spring and autumn at the time of the sight of roses are visited by many people
Tokyo Metropolitan Park Association, a public interest foundation


Large greenhouse of flowers and greenery with a collection of 1300 different plants
Tokyo Metropolitan Park Association, a public interest foundation


Enjoy about 60 kinds of cherry blossoms
Tokyo Metropolitan Park Association, a public interest foundation


Enjoy 160 bottles of 70 varieties
Tokyo Metropolitan Park Association, a public interest foundation

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