One of the largest collections in the Kanto region, the garden features 160 winter peonies of 40 varieties.
These winter peonies are carefully protected by traditional straw shelters to prevent them from freezing.

In addition, visitors can enjoy Wintersweet, Japanese Witch Hazel, and Japanese Apricot blossoms throughout the garden, creating a serene and elegant winter landscape.

The garden features more than 110 varieties of peonies from China, the United States, and France, totaling over 500 plants.
Among them is the rare “green peony,” a particularly special variety.

In addition to peonies, visitors can enjoy Bleeding Heart flowers in April and Rhododendrons in early May, as well as Common Garden Peonies.

Within the garden, guests can also experience the atmosphere of the Edo period while admiring scenic views of the Five-Storied Pagoda, traditional lanterns, and Japanese umbrellas.

Dahlias originated in Mexico and were introduced to Japan during the Edo period. In Japan, they are also known as “Tenjiku Botan.”

Since the opening of Ueno Toshogu Peony Garden in 1980, the garden has hosted two major seasonal flower festivals each year: the Spring Peony Festival and the Winter Peony Festival.

Since its launch in 2016, the Autumn Dahlia Garden has continued to evolve while firmly establishing itself as a beloved seasonal attraction. Visitors in autumn can enjoy a display of 150 magnificent dahlia plants set beneath traditional Japanese umbrellas.