Name: 高尾駒木野庭園
Address: 268-1 Uratakao-machi, Hachioji-shi, Tokyo, 193-0841, JP
Telephone: 042-663-3611

Hachioji City of Parks/Other 高尾駒木野庭園

At the foot of Mt. Takao, a place to spend a peaceful moment in an authentic Japanese garden and a historic traditional house
【Takao Komagino Garden】

Located at the foot of Mt. Takao in Hachioji, Tokyo, and surrounded by rich nature, Takao Komagino Garden is a hidden gem where you can escape the hustle and bustle of the city and enjoy a tranquil time.

As the only park owned by Hachioji City where you can appreciate a Japanese garden, it is an authentic garden that incorporates classic design elements (pond-strolling garden, karesansui, roji), and you can admire nishikigoi carp and a permanent bonsai exhibition.

In the prewar traditional house preserved on the grounds, you can savor matcha or coffee while, through the windows, fully enjoying with all five senses the garden's seasonal expressions.

More than 80 species of plants and flowers thrive in the garden, including rare wild plants native to Mt. Takao.

The majestic scenery using the Takao mountains as borrowed landscape and the ever-changing beauty of nature bring deep peace and inspiration to visitors.

3 Recommended Highlights

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1. Experience the beauty of Japan in an authentic Japanese garden

At Takao Komagino Garden, you can experience Japan’s traditional garden styles all at once.
• Pond-stroll garden: While walking the path around 心字池, you can enjoy the changing scenery. This style can also be seen at Kyoto’s 鹿苑寺（金閣寺） and the Ninomaru Garden of Nijo Castle.
• Dry landscape: A Zen temple garden style that expresses mountain-and-water scenery without using water. Quietly gazing from the “East Room,” you can feel the flow of deep mountains and valleys.
• 露地 (tea garden): A garden attached to a tea room; beneath the natural-stone washbasin, a 水琴窟 is installed, letting you enjoy beautiful tones.
Furthermore, in 心字池, colorful nishikigoi donated by the All Japan Nishikigoi Promotion Association swim gracefully, and seasonal bonsai adorn the alcoves of each room, letting you sense the essence of traditional Japanese culture throughout.

2. A special time in an old folk house filled with nostalgia and charm

The old folk house handed down since before the war offers a space full of character.
The Japanese-style rooms can also be rented for cultural and artistic activities, including the “East Room” overlooking the dry landscape, the “Middle Room” with a view of a weeping maple, and the “North Room,” a gallery space with spotlights.
In the tearoom converted from a Japanese-style room that once had a sunken kotatsu, you can relax and gaze at the garden while enjoying matcha or coffee. History and charm live on in the architectural details, from wavy glass to nostalgically patterned glass.

3. A healing space woven by nature through the four seasons

Takao Komagino Garden reveals different expressions throughout the year.
More than 80 species of plants thrive on the grounds, including precious wildflowers native to Mt. Takao.
In spring, delicate blossoms are in full bloom; in summer, the lotus in the lotus pond are at their best; in autumn, colorful foliage adorns the garden. In winter, the tranquil atmosphere after the leaves have fallen has a special charm.
The magnificent scenery that borrows the mountains of Takao as its backdrop, together with nature’s seasonal beauty, soothes visitors’ hearts.

Facility Information

Name

高尾駒木野庭園

Address

〒193-0841 東京都八王子市裏高尾町 268-1

Access

By train
15-minute walk from "Takao Station" on the JR Chuo Line and Keio Takao Line
15-minute walk from "Takaosanguchi Station" on the Keio Takao Line
By bus
From the Takao Station North Exit bus stop, take a Keio Bus bound for "小仏"
Get off at "病院前" bus stop; 0 minutes
Buses run roughly once per hour
Travel time is about 3–5 minutes.
Please refer to the "京王バスナビ" website for the timetable.
http://www.bus-navi.com/

Parking

Parking is limited (8 spaces + 2 priority spaces).
Please use public transportation whenever possible.

Hours and closures

Open year-round except during the New Year holidays.
The garden opens at 9:00; closing times vary by season.
Apr–Aug　　9：00～18：00
Sep–Oct　 9：00～17：00
Nov–Mar　 9：00～16：00
※ Entry to the old folk house in the garden is allowed until 30 minutes before closing.

Cafe hours

Apr–Aug
10：00 - 16：00
Sep–Oct
10：00 - 16：00
Nov–Mar
10：00 - 15：00

Admission

Free

Official website

https://www.takaokomaginoteien.jp/

Other Recommended Information

🔸 Permanent Bonsai Exhibition:Authentic bonsai donated by the Hachioji branch of the Nippon Bonsai Association are permanently displayed outdoors, and seasonal bonsai can also be appreciated in the alcoves of each room.
🔸 Events & Experiences:We hold programs such as wildflower observation sessions and bonsai-making workshops that deepen the appeal of each season (please check the official website for details).
🔸 Photography & Strolling:You are free to photograph and stroll through the beautiful garden space (for personal enjoyment only).
🔸 Barrier-free Access:You can enter the old folk house using a platform lift, and accessible restrooms are also provided.
🔸 Souvenirs:At the tearoom shop, you can purchase items such as wildflower walking maps and original postcards.

Name

高尾駒木野庭園
(タカオ・コマギノ・テイエン)

Address

268-1 Uratakao-machi, Hachioji-shi, Tokyo Access

Phone

042-663-3611

Official URL

https://www.takaokomaginoteien.jp/

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