February 11 (Tuesday, National Holiday) to April 6 (Sunday): Osaka Museum of Housing and Living Special Exhibition "400 Years of the Tokugawa Osaka Castle – The Form of the Castle and the Shape of the City -"

The Osaka Museum of Housing and Living is hosting a special exhibition commemorating a pivotal moment in the city’s history. Titled "400 Years of the Tokugawa Osaka Castle – The Form of the Castle and the Shape of the City -", the exhibition runs from February 11th, a Tuesday and National Holiday, to April 6th, a Sunday, in 2025.

A Transformative Era

Following the Summer Siege of Osaka, the landscape of the city underwent a dramatic transformation. The victorious Tokugawa clan initiated a comprehensive reconstruction of Osaka Castle and its surrounding town. These efforts, initiated 400 years ago, laid the groundwork for the modern Osaka we know today. The exhibition seeks to illuminate this crucial period, offering visitors a unique perspective on the city’s evolution.

Highlights of the Exhibition

The exhibition showcases a variety of artifacts and displays designed to transport visitors back in time:

• Reproduction Models (1/10 Scale): Marvel at meticulously crafted 1/10 scale models of the Ohiroma (large hall) and the Copper Palace, both integral components of the Osaka Castle Palace during the Tokugawa shogunate. These models offer a tangible glimpse into the architectural grandeur of the era.
• Works by Kano Tan’yu: Admire the artistry of Kano Tan’yu, a prominent painter of the early Edo period, whose works are featured in the exhibition.
• Construction-Related Materials: Examine materials that provide insights into the construction techniques and processes employed during the castle’s reconstruction.
• Folding Screens of Early Edo Period Osaka: Immerse yourself in the cityscape of early Edo period Osaka through detailed depictions on folding screens, which served as valuable reference materials for the exhibition.

Visitor Information

• Exhibition Period: 2025/2/11 (Tue/Holiday) – 4/6 (Sun)
• Closed: Tuesdays (except 2/11, which is a National Holiday)
• Hours: 10:00 – 17:00 (Last entry at 16:30)
• Venue: Osaka Museum of Housing and Living, 8th Floor Planning Exhibition Room (6-4-20 Tenjinbashi, Kita-ku, Osaka City)
• Fee: 500 yen for the special exhibition only.
  • Admission is free for individuals presenting an original disability certificate, Mirairo ID, or for Osaka City residents aged 65 and over (original certificate required). One caregiver per eligible individual is also granted free entry.
• Contact: 06-6242-1170
• WEB/SNS: Osaka Museum of Housing and Living

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What is the Osaka Museum of Housing and Living?

The Osaka Museum of Housing and Living explores the development of urban life in Osaka from the Edo period to today. Situated in the Tenjinbashi district, the museum is known for its detailed exhibits that recreate historical streets and homes. A notable feature is the full-scale replica of an Edo-period street, complete with shops and residences, allowing visitors to experience the atmosphere of the past. The museum also includes interactive displays and models that demonstrate the architectural and cultural changes in the city over time. These exhibits offer insights into the daily lives of Osaka’s residents, making the museum an interesting destination for those curious about Japan’s cultural history.

The Hints 2025: 10 Perspectives on the Present and Future

A Collection of Modern Art Masterpieces in the Heart of the Business District!

Located on the first floor of the Sumitomo Mitsui Banking Corporation East Building in Otemachi, Tokyo, The Hints 2025 presents a curated collection of modern art, with the explicit aim of supporting Japanese artists and disseminating the multifaceted appeal of art among the business community. Building upon the success of its inaugural exhibition in December 2023, this second iteration has been realized in direct response to popular demand, promising an even broader audience the chance to experience what the organizers call "the new hints that art brings."

Beyond the exhibition of large-scale works, the event incorporates a crowdfunding initiative. This allows visitors to support the featured artists through the purchase of original merchandise, participation in art experiences, and the commissioning of bespoke works. This approach provides a unique opportunity to discover novel intersections between art and business, all while directly contributing to the careers of Japanese artists.

The exhibition features a diverse range of artistic perspectives, with the following artists participating (listed in alphabetical order):

• Ataru Isomura
• Mari Katayama
• Takuro Kuwata
• Aki Kondo
• Ryo Shinagawa
• Noritaka Tatehana
• Erika Naka
• Yuki Nara
• Saki Maeda
• Nanae Mitobe

Event Details:

• Location: Sumitomo Mitsui Banking Corporation East Building Earth Garden
• Nearest Station: Otemachi Station
• Address: 1-3-2 Marunouchi, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo (MAP)
• Venue: Sumitomo Mitsui Banking Corporation East Building 1F Earth Garden
• Dates: February 5th (Wednesday) – February 23rd (Sunday/Holiday), 2025
• Time: 10:00 AM – 6:00 PM (Weekdays), 1:00 PM – 6:00 PM (Weekends/Holidays)
• Admission: Free
• Organizer: THE ART Co., Ltd.
• Official Website: https://thehints.jp/2025/

Disclaimer: The information presented here is subject to change. For the most up-to-date details, please refer to the official website of the venue and the organizer.

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Characteristics of Modern Art in Japan

Modern art in Japan combines traditional Japanese aesthetics with contemporary global influences. Artists integrate elements like minimalism, nature, and spatial awareness, which are rooted in Japanese culture, while also engaging with modern technology and international art movements.

This art form often bridges the past and present, reimagining ancient techniques such as calligraphy and ink painting through modern mediums. Themes of identity, technology, and the environment are common, reflecting Japan’s societal changes and technological progress.

Post-war avant-garde movements like Gutai and Mono-ha have left a lasting impact, promoting experimentation and challenging traditional boundaries. This has resulted in a diverse art scene where installations, digital art, and interactive experiences coexist with traditional paintings and sculptures.

Modern art in Japan respects tradition while embracing innovation, creating a unique and evolving artistic landscape that appeals to both local and international audiences.

Shusuke Tanaka: The Drawer of Your Eyes and the Days We Let Slip Away (Exhibition Commemorating Sakuya Konohana Award)

A commemorative exhibition by painter Shusuke Tanaka, the winner of the 2025 Sakuya Konohana Award in the Art Division, will be held at the Creative Center Osaka (CCO) Namura Shipyard Ruins in Kita-Kagaya, Osaka, between February 7th (Friday) and February 11th (Tuesday/Holiday), 2025. The exhibition, titled "Shusuke Tanaka: The Drawer of Your Eyes and the Days We Let Pass By," will feature a collection of Tanaka’s works, known for their depiction of commonplace scenery and the seemingly trivial details of everyday life. These scenes are brought to life through Tanaka’s distinctive style, characterized by rhythmic brushstrokes and a delicate, nuanced palette.

The exhibition promises a comprehensive look at Tanaka’s artistic vision, offering visitors a chance to immerse themselves in the subtle beauty and quiet contemplation found within his paintings.

Exhibition Details:

• Dates: February 7th (Friday) – February 11th (Tuesday/Holiday), 2025
• Time: 12:00 PM – 6:00 PM
• Venue: Creative Center Osaka (CCO) Namura Shipyard Ruins, 4-1-55 Kita-Kagaya, Suminoe-ku, Osaka City
• Fee: Free
• Contact: 06-6372-6707 / [email protected]
• Website: https://www.city.osaka.lg.jp/contents/wdu120/sakuya-konohana/

Related Events:

Two related events will be held, offering a deeper engagement with the artist and his work. Participation in these events is free, with a capacity of approximately 30 people each. Admission will be on a first-come, first-served basis on the day of the event. The meeting place for both events is near the 2nd-floor reception, with reception starting 15 minutes before the scheduled start time.

• February 8th (Saturday), 1:00 PM – 2:00 PM: Gallery Tour

  Shusuke Tanaka will personally guide visitors through the exhibition, providing insights and context for the displayed works. This tour offers a unique opportunity to hear directly from the artist about his creative process and the stories behind his paintings.

• February 9th (Sunday), 1:00 PM – 2:30 PM: Gallery Talk

  Titled "From There to Here," this gallery talk will feature a conversation between Shusuke Tanaka and Santo Oshima, Chief Producer and Curator at Arts Support Kansai. This discussion will likely delve into the evolution of Tanaka’s art, exploring the themes and influences that have shaped his work.

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Who is Shusuke Tanaka?

Shusuke Tanaka is a contemporary artist recognized for integrating traditional Japanese art techniques with modern themes. Born in Kyoto, he developed an appreciation for Japan’s cultural heritage, which is evident in his work. He studied fine arts at Tokyo University of the Arts, mastering various mediums such as painting, sculpture, and digital art.

Tanaka’s work often examines the relationship between nature and technology, considering how these elements coexist and influence each other today. His style, noted for its intricate details and vibrant colors, has earned him several accolades, including the Japan Art Grand Prize.

Beyond his art, Tanaka is known for his public talks and workshops, where he discusses his creative process and inspirations. His upcoming exhibition in Osaka provides an opportunity to experience his art and understand the themes that drive his work.

Minnie & Daisy OH MY CAFE: A Limited-Time Celebration of Disney’s Iconic Duo

Experience the Charm of Minnie Mouse and Daisy Duck at a Special Themed Cafe

For a limited time, fans of Disney’s beloved characters Minnie Mouse and Daisy Duck can immerse themselves in a unique cafe experience. This special cafe, themed around the enduring friendship and vibrant personalities of these two iconic figures, offers a delightful blend of nostalgia and contemporary flair.

Minnie Mouse, Mickey Mouse’s eternal girlfriend, first graced the silver screen in 1928’s "Steamboat Willie" and has since appeared in over 70 productions. Daisy Duck, known for her long, lovely eyelashes and status as Donald Duck’s eternal girlfriend, debuted as Donna Duck in 1937’s "Don Donald" before officially becoming Daisy in 1940’s "Mr. Duck Steps Out."

The "Minnie & Daisy" OH MY CAFE embodies a bright, pop-art aesthetic, drawing inspiration from the concept of a "Girls Party" and incorporating a touch of Y2K style. This playful atmosphere sets the stage for a menu filled with colorful and photogenic creations.

A Menu Designed for Health and Happiness

The cafe’s menu features dishes inspired by both Minnie and Daisy, ensuring a visual and culinary treat. Every item adheres to Disney’s nutritional guidelines, being low in salt and sugar, for a healthy and guilt-free indulgence.

Food Offerings:

• <Minnie>Pink Potato Gratin (¥1,790, tax included): A delightful tuna and macaroni potato gratin, featuring pink mashed potatoes that evoke Minnie’s signature color.
• <Daisy>Ribbon Stew Rice (¥1,590, tax included): A flavorful chicken and vegetable stew served with rice shaped like a ribbon, reflecting Daisy’s fashionable personality.
• <Minnie & Daisy>Friendly French Toast (¥1,590, tax included): A delectable plate of French toast adorned with strawberries and figs, representing the bond between Minnie and Daisy, complemented by a colorful yogurt sauce.
• <Minnie & Daisy>Colorful Fruit Parfait (¥1,490, tax included): A visually stunning parfait layered with yogurt, raspberry sauce, and a generous topping of fresh fruit.

Drink Selection:

• <Minnie>Pomegranate Soda (¥990, tax included): A refreshing pomegranate soda with cranberries. Note: The charm-attached stirrer is not a take-home item.
• <Daisy>Grape Soda (¥990, tax included): A grape soda infused with actual grapes. Note: The charm-attached stirrer is not a take-home item.
• <Minnie & Daisy>Yogurt Smoothie (¥990, tax included): A creamy yogurt smoothie inspired by the duo. Note: The charm-attached stirrer is not a take-home item.
• Hot Tea (¥790, tax included): Decaffeinated hot tea served in an original mug. The mug design (Minnie or Daisy) cannot be chosen at the time of serving.
• Hot Coffee (¥790, tax included): Decaffeinated hot coffee served in an original mug. The mug design (Minnie or Daisy) cannot be chosen at the time of serving.
• Hot Milk (¥790, tax included): Warm milk served in an original mug. The mug design (Minnie or Daisy) cannot be chosen at the time of serving.

Exclusive Bonuses and Souvenirs

Enhance your cafe experience with special bonuses and collectible souvenirs.

Bonuses:

• Advance Reservation Bonus: Guests who make advance reservations (¥770 per person, tax included) and order from the menu will receive a random "Original Greeting Card" (four types in total). The design cannot be chosen.
• SNS Campaign: Share photos of the cafe interior or food on X, Instagram, or TikTok with the hashtags "#OHMYCAFE" and "#MinnieDaisy" to receive an "Original Sticker" (one per person, while supplies last).

Souvenirs:

• Mug (2 types) (¥2,200, tax included): Available as a set with a hot drink (Hot Tea, Hot Coffee, or Hot Milk). One mug can be purchased per eligible menu item. The design can be chosen.
• Dolomite Coaster (2 types) (¥1,320 each, tax included): Available as a set with any drink. One coaster can be purchased per eligible menu item. The design can be chosen.
• Spoon (¥1,100, tax included): Available as a set with any drink. One spoon can be purchased per eligible menu item.

Cafe Original Goods:

A range of exclusive merchandise is also available, including:

• Acrylic Keychain (5 random types) (¥825, tax included)
• Sticker (5 random types) (¥605, tax included)
• Heart Can Magnet (5 random types) (¥770, tax included)
• Drawstring Bag (Minnie) (¥1,430, tax included)
• Drawstring Bag (Daisy) (¥1,430, tax included)
• Eco Bag (¥2,750, tax included)
• Squishy Can Mirror (¥1,320, tax included)
• Mini Towel (¥1,430, tax included)

Please refer to the official website for complete details.

Essential Information

• Location: Tokyo Solamachi(R)
• Nearest Stations: Tokyo Skytree Station / Oshiage〈Skytree-mae〉Station
• Address: 〒131-0045 Tokyo, Sumida-ku, Oshiage 1-1-2 (MAP)
• Venue: OX cafe&space Tokyo Solamachi
• Event Period: February 14, 2025 (Friday) – April 6, 2025 (Sunday)
• Hours: Open according to store business hours.
• Official Website: https://kawaii.ohmycafe.jp/

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What is Tokyo Solamachi?

Tokyo Solamachi is a shopping, dining, and entertainment complex located at the base of the Tokyo Skytree in the Sumida district. It features over 300 shops and restaurants, offering a mix of traditional Japanese culture and modern retail. Visitors can find a variety of stores, from fashion boutiques to specialty shops with Japanese souvenirs. Dining options include international cuisines and Japanese dishes. The complex also includes entertainment facilities like an aquarium and a planetarium, providing activities for families and individuals. Its location and variety make Tokyo Solamachi a notable destination for those visiting Tokyo.

Movie "Tabekko Doubutsu THE MOVIE" × Ikebukuro PARCO SPECIAL CAMPAIGN "LOVE&SWEETS"

A Multifaceted Celebration of the First-Ever "Tabekko Doubutsu" Film

In commemoration of the cinematic debut of the beloved "Tabekko Doubutsu" sweets, Ikebukuro PARCO is hosting a comprehensive campaign, replete with a variety of engaging events. This special collaboration, titled "LOVE&SWEETS," promises an immersive experience for fans of all ages, featuring a POPUP SHOP brimming with original merchandise, exclusive meet-and-greet opportunities, captivating photo spots, and more.

Event Highlights:

[1] Original Goods POPUP SHOP:

Enthusiasts will have the opportunity to acquire exclusive merchandise at the dedicated POPUP SHOP.

• Period: February 8th (Saturday) – February 28th (Friday), 2025. Please note that the shop will be closed on February 12th (Wednesday).
• Location: Main Building 5F Event Space.

[2] Meet-and-Greet & Photo Session:

Fans can look forward to meeting their favorite characters and capturing memorable moments.

• Dates: February 15th (Saturday) and February 22nd (Saturday), 2025.
• Times: Three sessions will be held each day:
  • ① 2:00 PM
  • ② 3:30 PM
  • ③ 5:00 PM
  • Each session will accommodate 15 groups.
• Location: Main Building 8F, Special Venue in front of the elevators.

[3] Photo Spot Installation:

Dedicated photo spots will provide the perfect backdrop for capturing and sharing the "Tabekko Doubutsu" experience.

• Period: February 8th (Saturday) – February 28th (Friday), 2025 (Closed on February 12th, Wednesday).
• Location: Main Building 8F, Special Venue in front of the elevators.

[4] Special Gift Campaign:

Visitors can participate in a special campaign that includes purchase novelties and an SNS component.

• Period: February 8th (Saturday) – February 28th (Friday), 2025 (Closed on February 12th, Wednesday).
• Redemption Hours: 11:00 AM – 9:00 PM daily.
• Redemption Location: Inside the Main Building 5F "Tabekko Doubutsu THE MOVIE POPUP SHOP."
• Redemption Method: Present your Ikebukuro PARCO purchase receipt from the eligible period at the redemption venue.

For detailed information regarding each event, please refer to the official website.

About the Movie: "Tabekko Doubutsu THE MOVIE"

The nationally adored "Tabekko Doubutsu" sweets are making their grand entrance onto the silver screen! The film presents a seemingly impossible mission: the Tabekko Doubutsu, whose primary attribute is their undeniable cuteness, must confront an enemy with ambitions of world domination. Despite their lack of weaponry, strategic planning, or even courage, these endearing characters find themselves entrusted with the fate of the world. This spring, prepare for a heartwarming and humorous entertainment experience that promises to bring a smile to audiences across Japan.

Basic Information:

• Venue/Nearest Station:
  Ikebukuro Parco, a mere one-minute walk from Ikebukuro Station.
• Address:
  〒171-8557
  1-28-2 Minami-Ikebukuro, Toshima-ku, Tokyo
  MAP
• Event Period:
  February 8th (Saturday) – February 28th (Friday), 2025.
  Please note that the entire Ikebukuro PARCO building will be closed on February 12th (Wednesday), 2025.
• Official Website:
  https://ikebukuro.parco.jp/event/detail/?id=31871

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What is Tabekko Doubutsu?

Tabekko Doubutsu is a Japanese snack brand recognized for its animal-shaped biscuits. These biscuits have been popular in Japanese households for many years, appealing to both children and adults with their engaging designs and enjoyable taste. Each biscuit is shaped like an animal and often includes the animal’s name in English, serving as both a snack and a learning tool for young children. The straightforward appeal and nostalgic value of Tabekko Doubutsu have established it as a cultural staple, leading to various collaborations and merchandise. Recently, the brand expanded its presence with "Tabekko Doubutsu THE MOVIE," offering fans new ways to engage with the brand through themed merchandise and events.

Plum Blossom Festival ~Edo Flower Garden Adorned with Plum Blossoms~

A Celebration of Edo Culture and Plum Blossoms

Mukojima Hyakkaen Garden, established in the late Edo period, was originally a renowned plum blossom viewing spot, affectionately nicknamed "Shin Ume-yashiki" (New Plum Garden). It boasted approximately 360 plum trees. Today, the garden continues this legacy, showcasing nearly 20 varieties of plum blossoms, including Tsuki-kage, Hatsukari, Shira-kaga, Michi-shirebe, and Kagoshima-beni. During the peak viewing season, the garden hosts a series of events designed to immerse visitors in both the beauty of the blossoms and the rich culture of the Edo period.

The Plum Blossom Festival offers a unique opportunity to experience a refined, early spring moment, surrounded by the delicate fragrance of plum blossoms and the ambiance of Edo.

Festival Events

A variety of events, detailed below, are scheduled throughout the festival, allowing visitors to engage with Edo culture and appreciate the natural beauty of the garden.

Plum Blossom Poetry 📝 (Cancelled in case of inclement weather)

Visitors are invited to compose haiku and waka poems inspired by the plum blossoms, contributing their verses to a haiku notebook.

• Date and Time: Daily during the festival, 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM.
• Location: Arbor next to the wisteria trellis.
• Participation Fee: Free (separate admission fee required).

Edo Street Performance 🎭 (Cancelled in case of rain)

Traditional street performances, including Daikoku-mai and Houka-gei, will be presented by the Asakusa Zatsugei-dan.

• Date and Time: February 8th (Sunday) and February 24th (Monday, Holiday), at 11:40 AM, 1:00 PM, and 3:00 PM (each performance approximately 30 minutes).
• Location: Plaza in front of the shop.
• Performers: Asakusa Zatsugei-dan.
• Viewing Fee: Free (separate admission fee required).
• Viewing Method: Open viewing on the day.

Suzume Odori (Sparrow Dance) 💃 (Cancelled in case of rain)

The Suzume Odori, a dance originating in Sendai (the birthplace of the garden’s first owner, Sahari Mariu), will be performed. This dance also appears in "Hokusai Manga," created by Katsushika Hokusai, a ukiyo-e artist with connections to Sumida Ward.

• Date and Time: February 9th (Sunday) and February 16th (Sunday), at 1:00 PM and 3:00 PM (each performance approximately 30 minutes).
• Meeting Place: Plaza in front of the shop.
• Performers: Fuku-rai Suzume.
• Viewing Fee: Free (separate admission fee required).
• Viewing Method: Open viewing on the day.

Wild Plant Watching 🌿 (Cancelled in case of rain)

An instructor, Mr. Yoshiki Wakabayashi (Plant Researcher), will lead guided observations of wild plants within the garden, providing insightful commentary.

• Date and Time: February 15th (Saturday), at 11:40 AM and 2:40 PM (each session approximately 60 minutes).
• Instructor: Mr. Yoshiki Wakabayashi (Plant Researcher).
• Capacity: 20 people per session (first-come, first-served).
• Participation Fee: Free (separate admission fee required).
• How to Participate: Reception begins 10 minutes before the start time at the Autumn Seven Herbs corner.

Tea Ceremony 🍵

The Mukojima Hyakkaen Garden Tea Ceremony group will offer tea ceremony demonstrations and serve matcha.

• Date and Time: February 22nd (Saturday) and February 23rd (Sunday, Holiday), 10:00 AM – 4:00 PM (each session approximately 30 minutes).
• Location: Onari-zasiki (Reception Room).
• Capacity: 13 people per session (reception on the day).
• Participation Fee: 1,000 yen per seat (separate admission fee required).
• How to Participate: Reception from 9:30 AM to 2:30 PM in front of the Onari-zasiki (ends when capacity is reached).

Garden Stroll ~How to Enjoy Mukojima Hyakkaen Garden~ 🚶 (Cancelled in case of rain)

Staff will lead a guided tour of the garden, highlighting the unique floral displays and scenic views specific to Mukojima Hyakkaen Garden.

• Date and Time: February 23rd (Sunday, Holiday), 1:00 PM (approximately 60 minutes).
• Capacity: 10 people (first-come, first-served).
• Participation Fee: Free (separate admission fee required).
• How to Participate: Reception begins 10 minutes before the start time next to the Service Center.

Basic Information

• Venue / Nearest Station:
  Mukojima Hyakkaen Garden
  Higashi-mukojima Station / Keisei-hikifune Station / Hikifune Station.
• Address:
  〒131-0032
  3-chome, Higashi-mukojima, Sumida-ku, Tokyo
  MAP
• Event Period: February 8th (Saturday) – March 2nd (Sunday), 2025.
• Time: 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM (last entry at 4:30 PM).
• Fees:
  Admission: General – 150 yen; 65 years and older – 70 yen.
  • Elementary school students and younger, and junior high school students living or attending school in Tokyo are admitted free of charge.
• Inquiries:
  Mukojima Hyakkaen Garden Service Center
  03-3611-8705
• Official Website:
  Let’s go to the park! Mukojima Hyakkaen Garden
  Mukojima Hyakkaen Garden Twitter
• Notes:
  Information regarding cancellations due to rain or inclement weather will be announced on the Mukojima Hyakkaen Garden Twitter feed. For inquiries, please contact the Mukojima Hyakkaen Garden Service Center. Published content is subject to change; please refer to the official website for the most up-to-date information.

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What is Mukojima Hyakkaen?

Mukojima Hyakkaen is a historic garden in Tokyo’s Sumida ward, known for its cultural significance and natural beauty. Established in the early 19th century during the Edo period by Sahara Kiku, a wealthy antiques dealer and horticulturist, the garden stands out for its focus on a wide variety of flowering plants, especially those celebrated in Japanese poetry and literature.

The name "Hyakkaen" means "Garden of One Hundred Flowers," highlighting its dedication to seasonal blooms. Throughout the year, visitors can enjoy a diverse array of plants, with plum blossoms being particularly notable in late winter and early spring. The garden’s design, featuring winding paths, stone lanterns, and a pond, reflects the aesthetics of classical Japanese poetry and creates a tranquil atmosphere.

Mukojima Hyakkaen offers insight into the horticultural practices and artistic sensibilities of the Edo period. It provides a peaceful retreat from the city, allowing visitors to appreciate the enduring charm of Japan’s historical gardens.