Mikojima Hyakkaen Garden

Mykojima Hyakkaen is a garden in Tokyo. It was created during the Bunka Bunsey era (1804-1830) of the Edo period.

Mykojima Hyakkaen is somewhat different from feudal gardens such as Koishikawa Korakuen and Rikugien. This beautiful garden was opened by the rich antiquarian Kikku Sahara, teaming up with outstanding writers and artists of the time.

The garden became famous for its hundreds of plum trees. In the garden of Mikojima Hayakkaen at any time of the year you can admire different types of flowers. In October 1978, the garden was recognized as a historical monument.

Mykojima Hyakkaen Garden is located near Higashi-Mukojima and Keisei Hikifune stations.