Shunkaden BONSAI Museum

Shunkaen Bonsai Museum

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A breathtaking space showcasing over 1000 bonsai trees, Japan's first bonsai museum.

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HighlightsBreathtaking display of over 1000 bonsai trees
Seasonal beauty of bonsai throughout the year
Charming Japanese garden and house with a pond
Workshops available in English and Chinese
Popular destination attracting 10,000 visitors annually from around the world

Basic Information

Address: 1-29-16 Shinbori, Edogawa-ku, Tokyo Search for tourist attractions in Tokyo

Access: Take the Keisei Bus No. 76 from the south exit of JR Higashi-Nihon Sōbu Line Koiwa Station, get off at Keiyo-guchi, and walk 3 minutes. Alternatively, take the Keisei Bus No. 76 from Suehiro Station on the Toei Shinjuku Line, get off at Keiyo-guchi, and walk 3 minutes. Show route

Op.Hours: 10:00 AM to 5:00 PM

Cld.Days: Mondays (open on national holidays)

Fee: ¥1,000 (tax included) (includes green tea)

HP: http://www.kunio-kobayashi.com/

Overview

Shunkaden BONSAI Museum is a paradise for those who want to delve deep into the world of bonsai. Featuring over 1000 bonsai trees cultivated by Kunio Kobayashi, a four-time recipient of the Prime Minister's Award, the museum showcases his lifelong dedication and skill. Each bonsai displays a unique character, shaped by its age, species, and cultivation method, captivating visitors with its beauty. The museum also boasts a beautiful garden with a pond, offering stunning seasonal views. Workshops are available for all skill levels, offering instruction on bonsai creation and maintenance. Shunkaden BONSAI Museum is a place to fully immerse yourself in the art of bonsai, offering a relaxing escape from the city's hustle and bustle. Find tranquility and inspiration in the serene beauty of these miniature trees.

Shunkaden BONSAI Museum

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