A beautiful event hall in the middle of Tokyo. The garden is well designed and displays many of the iconic Japanese inspiration structures. There is a lake, waterfall, cute little cottages and, of course, a tea house. It is definitely worth a wonderful walk thru the place and have a wonderful meal at the dining hall. Overall, a very nice event center.
It is a very nice garden you can enter for free with a beautiful light up after sunset which seems extremely popular with couples.
I had the chance to chat with some of the wedding staff there who were very professional and helpful.
Thank you for providing such a nice location
Amazing little garden. The attention to details is awesome. A very nice display or bonsai trees and a cool pond with koi fish. Nice little waterfalls and little statues and corners to sit. If only the tea house was open during my visit it would have been a perfect experience. Nonetheless a perfect score for the way this place is set and kept.
Lush garden with a well stocked coy pond multiple water features, spectacular flower beds and a nice bonsai display. The restaurant is very attractive.
Happo-en Garden is located in the Shirokanedai neighborhood in Tokyo. It's easily accessible from the JR Meguro Station and JR Shirokanedai Station.
The garden dates back to the Edo period (1603–1867). It was built in the early 17th century on the gentle hills of old Edo, with a natural stream running through it. The garden has since been maintained and preserved, boasting all the beauty of more famous Tokyo historical buildings and gardens.
The garden offers unique beauty in every season. However, spring, with its blossoming cherry and plum trees, is particularly spectacular. Autumn also provides a stunning display when the leaves of the maple trees turn vibrant shades of red and orange.
Yes, Happo-en Garden houses a restaurant that serves traditional Japanese cuisine. It also has a tea house where visitors can enjoy a traditional tea ceremony.
