No English name was found on the official site, so the facility name and address are romanized from the Japanese reading.

Address

1-, 2-, 3-chome Higashiayase, 3-, 5-, 6-chome Ayase, and 1-chome Yanaka, Adachi-ku, Tokyo

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Phone

+81-3-3605-0005 (Higashi-Ayase Park Service Center)

Official site (Japanese)

https://tokyo-eastpark.com/parksearch/higashiayase

English is available from the site's own language menu (machine translation; accuracy is not guaranteed).

Plants you can see

OtherUlmus parvifolia (Chinese elm), サクラ, Cerasus ×yedoensis (Yoshino cherry), ツツジ, バラ, Lycoris radiata (hurricane lily), Populus nigra (Lombardy poplar), Metasequoia glyptostroboides (dawn redwood), Liquidambar styraciflua (American storax), Taxodium distichum (bald cypress)

Based on information published by each facility. Bloom times vary by year and weather. Plant links open our plant encyclopedia.

Nearest station

1-minute walk from Ayase Station on the Tokyo Metro Chiyoda Line (18 minutes to the Service Center)

Parking

Paid, available 24 hours, no large vehicles. 107 spaces (4 for people with disabilities). 300 yen for up to 1 hour, then 100 yen per 20 minutes; maximum 1,200 yen within 12 hours of entry.

A U-shaped Tokyo metropolitan park extending about 2 km from in front of Ayase Station. Higanbana (red spider lilies) grow in clusters along a stream that makes use of a former agricultural irrigation channel. Cherry trees, bald cypress, American sweetgum, azaleas and other plants are also planted. The park has flower beds managed by volunteers and an herb garden in Area W.