Happoen Garden is lovely to walk around and see a selection of Japanese plants and flowers, including bonsai, Japanese maples, azaleas and of course, cherry blossoms. There's a tea garden and you can arrange to take green tea at a tea ceremony. Make sure you do that if you get the chance - the lady we had was delightful. More

They keep their garden in good condition. Enjoy it! More

I went to a wedding at this venue, and the garden was spectacular! Well landscaped. The cherry blossoms were in bloom so it was even better. It's a very relaxing way to spend a few hours! More

Did a tea ceremony on tatami with two friends. Seemed authentic. Definitely a memorable experience. We didn't get to make any tea, only drink it. Then we wandered through the garden. The row of bonsai were really cool. It was about JPY5,500 each, and I thought it was worth it - but if you don't like gardens and aren't particularly... More

Happo-en holds weddings and other events and the lovely garden is part of the attraction. More

A chance to experience a real tea ceremony in stunning surroundings with a fantastic Japanese garden set on a hill side and an amazing Bonsai collection. More

We saw this advertised on a subway leaflet & thought it looked gorgeous & had "traditional tea ceremony" advertised. When we finally found the place after walking for ages, we were greeted at the main entrance by a man who asked our names, radioed his colleagues & escorted us towards the very grand entrance, where we were greeted by 3... More

I have been to Happoen Garden a several times and most of the time was just to visit and walk along the garden. The garden is not that big but has a quiet and peaceful air although it is at the heart of tokyo. In the summer they let out fireflies in the garden which you hardly see in Tokyo.... More