At the Formal Garden in Shinjuku Gyoen National Garden, visitors can enjoy colorful roses in both spring and fall.
The symmetrically arranged rose beds, framed by rows of plane trees on either side, create a beautiful garden landscape.
Take a stroll through the garden and discover your favorite roses while enjoying their colors, shapes, and fragrances.

[Garden Map of Shinjuku Gyoen National Garden]

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Best Times to See Roses and Blooming Updates
Roses at Shinjuku Gyoen typically bloom from late April to late May in spring and from late October to late November in fall.
Spring brings an abundance of large, vibrant blooms, while fall roses are known for their rich colors and delightful fragrances.
Blooming periods and peak viewing times vary depending on the weather and rose varieties. Please check the latest updates before your visit.

[Latest Rose Blooming Updates](Japanese only)

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■Ways to Enjoy Roses■

Discovering the Colors

Roses come in a wide range of colors, including red, pink, yellow, and white.
Enjoy the vibrant colors of the rose beds as a whole, as well as the subtle differences in color between individual blooms.

Admiring the Shapes

Each rose has its own unique beauty, from the number and arrangement of its petals to the shape of the fully opened flower.
Notice how each bloom changes as it develops from a bud into a flower.

Enjoying the Fragrances
The strength and character of a rose’s fragrance vary by variety.
Take time to discover the different scents as you admire the colors and shapes of the flowers.

Discovering the Stories Behind Rose Names
Rose varieties are named after people, places, and cultural references, each with its own story.
Take a look at the variety names displayed beside the flowers and imagine the stories and meanings behind them.

[Main Rose Varieties]

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■Related Events and Resources■

Rose Guided Walk with the Garden’s Rose Care Volunteers
Members of the Green Academy Club’s Rose Group, who help care for the roses at Shinjuku Gyoen, will introduce the fascinating world of roses, including their history, varieties, and fragrances.
You’ll also hear firsthand stories about the techniques and challenges involved in growing and caring for roses.
Please check the event information page for dates, times, and participation details.
【Event Information】

Helpful Resources for Rose Viewing
Explore planting maps of the rose beds and reference materials introducing rose varieties, fragrances, and more.
These resources can help you discover even more as you stroll through the garden.
【English Map】

*Event details and other information are subject to change. Please check the latest official updates.

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■More to Enjoy During Your Visit■
After strolling through the rose gardens, take a break at one of the cafes or restaurants in the garden.
Here are some places where you can enjoy meals, desserts, and souvenirs while you explore.

Dining & Souvenirs | Restaurant Yurinoki “Tsubura-no”
Enjoy a meal or browse for souvenirs during your visit.
Boxed lunches, sweets, and drinks are also available for takeout at the shop counter.

Café, Sweets & Souvenirs | Central Rest House SASAYAIORI+ Shinjuku Gyoen
Relax with sweets and drinks during your stroll through the garden.
The Central Rest House also offers a free seating area where visitors can take a break.

Café | NATIONAL PARKS CAFÉ Under the Tree
Located inside the Information Center next to Shinjuku Gate, this café is a convenient place to relax before entering the garden or after your visit.
Admission to the Information Center is free.

Shinjuku Gyoen also offers a variety of other dining and rest facilities.
For more information, visit the website featuring dining, souvenirs, and activities at Shinjuku Gyoen National Garden, Kokyo Gaien National Garden, and Kyoto Gyoen National Garden.

[Dining, Souvenirs & Activities at the Three National Gardens](Japanese only)

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■Visitor Information | Shinjuku Gyoen National Garden■
Opening Hours:
Vary by season. Please check the [Admission Guide] for details.
Closed:
Mondays (or the following weekday if Monday is a national holiday) and during the year-end and New Year holidays (December 29–January 3).
Admission Fees:
Adults: ¥500
Seniors (65 and over): ¥250
Students (high school and above): ¥250
Junior high school students and younger: Free
[Access]
[Garden Map]
[Garden Facilities and Services (Restrooms, Accessibility Information, etc.)]