Early spring events at Tokugawaen Garden | Tokugawaen Garden
Celebration
In early spring, from late February to early April, plum blossoms, peach blossoms, and cherry blossoms bloom in Tokugawa Garden. The blooming flowers and various activities welcome visitors to witness the arrival of spring. Furthermore, Sunday, March 15th, is the founding day of Tokugawa Garden, and admission is free on that day.
Tokugawa Garden is a traditional Japanese garden featuring a covered pond, a style commonly used in the gardens of feudal lords during the Edo period. Clear streams cascade down waterfalls from the valley, flowing into a pond resembling the sea, symbolically showcasing the natural scenery of Japan. In addition, Tokugawa Garden cleverly utilizes the undulating terrain and existing forests, and features a rockery made of massive stones, symbolizing the bravery and fearlessness of the samurai society. Throughout the year, you can enjoy lush greenery, vibrant autumn foliage, and blooming peonies and irises here.