Horikiri Shobu-en Iris Garden
Horikiri Shobuen
A historic site for Japanese irises once depicted in Edo-period Ukiyo-e art.
Horikiri Shobu-en is a historic Japanese iris garden located in Katsushika, Tokyo, with roots stretching back to the Edo period.
What makes it special
About Horikiri Shobu-en Iris Garden
- Visit during the Japanese Iris season in June to see the most spectacular and diverse blooms in full splendor.
- Take a break at the Seikan-tei pavilion to enjoy a moment of zen while looking out over the beautifully manicured garden.
- The garden is easily accessible via the Keisei Main Line (Horikiri-shobuen Station), making it a smooth trip via public transport.
- If driving, please check for available riverside parking lots near the area during weekends or during the local festival period.
Weather forecast
Fri
9/18
23°/20°
8%
Sat
9/19
24°/20°
62%
Sun
9/20
26°/22°
99%
Mon
9/21
29°/25°
98%
Tue
9/22
26°/21°
27%
Wed
9/23
27°/20°
19%
Thu
9/24
28°/21°
20%
Tips
Payment
Cash may be required for parking fees.
English Support
English language support from staff is limited.
Reservations
Prior booking is required for dining/functions at the facility.
Clothing
Wear comfortable walking shoes for exploring the garden paths.
Photography
Photography is permitted; please be careful not to damage any plants.
Accessibility
Free wheelchair rentals are available on-site.
Etiquette
Pets are not allowed unless they are in a cage or stroller. Picking plants and riding bicycles within the garden are strictly prohibited.
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