Question 1

When is the best time to see roses in bloom at Kyu-Furukawa Gardens?

Accepted Answer

The roses bloom twice annually, with peak viewing periods in late May for spring roses and late October for autumn roses. The Western-style garden features over 65 varieties, and during these seasons special Rose Festivals are held with garden concerts.

Question 2

Is there a cafe or restaurant on site?

Accepted Answer

Yes, there is a cafe in the Western-style building serving cakes, coffee, and tea in an elegant setting. Additionally, there is a Japanese tea room in the garden where visitors can enjoy matcha and traditional sweets, plus a cafe called 'cocofulu' serving sandwiches.

Question 3

What is the admission fee for the gardens?

Accepted Answer

The garden entrance fee is 150 yen for adults, with discounted rates of 70 yen for seniors over 65. An additional fee of 400 yen is required to tour the Western-style building interior.

Question 4

Can I take photos inside the Western-style building?

Accepted Answer

Photography is not permitted inside the Western-style building, including in the cafe areas. However, you are welcome to take photos throughout the gardens and of the building's exterior.

Question 5

Is the garden accessible for wheelchairs?

Accepted Answer

Yes, the garden features wheelchair accessible entrances and parking facilities. However, due to the garden's design with slopes and different levels, some areas may have limited accessibility.