Kairakuen Main Garden Admission Ticket (Ibaraki)

Name: Kairakuen Main Garden Admission Ticket (Ibaraki) - Klook
Brand: Klook
SKU: 152559
Price: 99 INR
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.7 (7 reviews)

4.7 / 5

7 reviews

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Suggested duration1-2 hour(s)

Kairakuen

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Kairakuen Main Garden Admission Ticket

Admission to: Kairakuen Main Garden

Valid for 180 days

No cancellation

Instant confirmation

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₹ 99

Kobuntei Admission Ticket

Admission to: Kobuntei

Valid for 180 days

No cancellation

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₹ 74

Kairakuen Main Garden and Kobuntei Set Ticket

Admission to: Kairakuen Main Garden

Valid for 180 days

No cancellation

Instant confirmation

Package details

₹ 173

Reviews

4.7 / 5

Fantastic

7 reviews

KUO *********

2026/03/04

Fantastic 5.0

Coming here during the plum blossom season is truly living up to its reputation. The entire garden is breathtaking. I highly recommend purchasing the Kairakuen Garden and Kobuntei Villa combo ticket, it's convenient and a great value!☺️

Klook User

2026/02/23

Fantastic 5.0

The plum blossom festival, starting on February 11th, is the perfect time to enjoy the flowers. Booking e-tickets through Klook is very convenient 👍. The price is the same as buying tickets in line.

Klook User

2026/03/15

Great 4.0

Even though it was a weekday, there was a line at the ticket counter, so I was able to enter easily with the QR code. I recommend the views of Senba Lake and the plum grove from Kairakuen.

Klook User

2026/02/23

Fantastic 5.0

Ease of booking with Klook: It was very easy. Kairakuen Park during the Plum Blossom Festival gets crowded with lines at the ticket booths, but I was able to enter from the adjacent entrance with just the QR code without having to stand in that line. I heard that re-entry can also be done by presenting the same QR code. Klook wasn't available last year, but it's made things much easier this year! The price was the same whether you lined up or used Klook!

Klook User

2026/03/02

Fantastic 5.0

The entrance lines were crowded, so I purchased it on the spot. It was easy and convenient.

HUANG ******

2025/05/12

Great 4.0

Kairakuen isn't necessarily beautiful during the flower season. But the desserts in Haobunting are delicious. You can still come here to enjoy afternoon tea when you have time.

Klook User

2026/02/25

Fantastic 5.0

It's a rainy day; otherwise, it's quite beautiful.

Guide

Stunning Seasonal Blooms: Explore 3,000 plum trees in full bloom during the annual Plum Festival from February to March, followed by cherry blossoms and azaleas
Historic Charm: Visit Kobuntei, the two-story wooden building designed by Tokugawa Nariaki, where poetry and tea ceremonies once took place
Cultural Heritage: Kairakuen, one of Japan’s three most famous gardens, offers a peaceful retreat for all to enjoy, just as it was intended when it was created in 1842

Kairakuen is one of Japan's three most famous gardens, along with Kenrokuen in Kanazawa and Korakuen in Okayama. It was built in 1842 by Tokugawa Nariaki, the ninth lord of the Mito domain, and was named Kairakuen because he wanted it to be a place for the people to enjoy together.

The spacious garden is planted with 3,000 plum trees of about 100 varieties, and the plum festival, held every year from mid-February to late March, allows visitors to enjoy the garden to the fullest as the plum trees bloom. After the plum season ends, the garden is decorated with cherry blossoms, azaleas, and in September, bush clover. Kobuntei is a two-story, three-story wooden building located in Kairakuen, said to have been designed by Tokugawa Nariaki, the ninth lord of the Mito domain himself. It is noted that Nariaki invited literati, vassals, and people from within his domain to enjoy poetry and tea ceremonies.