One of the largest winter peony displays in the Kanto region, the garden features approximately 160 plants of 40 varieties.

These winter peonies are carefully protected from the cold by traditional straw shelters.

Visitors can also enjoy wintersweet, Japanese witch hazel, and Japanese apricot blossoms throughout the garden, creating a serene and elegant winter landscape.

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The garden features more than 500 peony plants of over 110 varieties from China, the United States, France, and other countries.

Rare green-flowered peonies are among the garden’s highlights.

In addition to tree peonies, visitors can enjoy bleeding hearts in April, rhododendrons in early May, and herbaceous peonies later in the season.

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

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

Since Ueno Toshogu Peony Garden opened in 1980, it has held 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 developed into an established annual autumn event. Visitors can enjoy approximately 200 dahlia plants displayed beneath traditional Japanese umbrellas.

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