ASAKUSA HANAYASHIKI

An Amusement Place in Asakusa, "Hanayashiki"

Hanayashiki was opened as a flower park in 1853, when Commodore of the US Navy Matthew Calbraith Perry visited our country in the late Edo era. Nowadays, Hanayashiki is operating as an amusement park where it is overflowing with 20 kinds of attractions and lunchrooms. Shops in the park also have a wide range of souvenirs, like park original goods!

Park Guide

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Tickets

Admission		Free Pass (Admission ia not included)
From 13 years to 64 years old	900yen	Adult (From 13 years old)		2,200yen
From 5 years to 12 years old, over 65 years old (Senior)	400yen	Child (From 2 years to 12 years old)		1,900yen
The handicapped ※Please show us handicapped notebook		Ride ticket (for 2 years or older)
Group discount (15 or more)	10%Off	Regular ticket	1 ticket	100yen
Children (4 years old and under) are free		Coupon ticket	11 tickets	1,000yen

Access

Tokyo Metro Ginza Line
Toei Subway Asakusa Line
Tobu Isezaki Line
5minutes on foot from Asakusa Station.

Hanayashiki History

Hanayashiki originally opened as a "flower park" in 1853 - when Perry arrived in Uraga with his black ships! This was at the end of the Edo era.

Information attendant in around 1915.

In addition to the play equipment that was installed in 1872, there were also exotic birds, animals, and western moving pictures that made the facilities popular.
Tiger quintuplets, which are rare in the world, were born in 1923! The first lion in Japan was born in 1931.

The mini train, picture-story shows, mini pool, and the oldest attraction in Hanayashiki, "Surprizing House" were opened in 1949!