Held in the conservatory cafe Enjoy the combination of beautiful tableware by Kay Yamada and container gardens that brighten up the winter, in the conservatory cafe

A festival of sweets unique to Barakura, in the food court and restaurant.

The time when the garden awakens. Spring arrives at Barakura. You can see many bulbs flowering in the garden after the snow melts. Spring Snowflakes, Crocus, Christmas Roses, etc. These delicate flowers can be seen blooming, heralding the arrival of spring.

Holding the annual “Easter Egg Hunt” in Barakura. If you find a treasure (egg) hidden in the spring garden, we will give you a wonderful prize. Look for the Easter eggs but please pay attention to your feet in the pretty blooming “yellow daffodils”. All prize eggs are accessible from the path sides.

Clusters of small, white flowers signal the arrival of spring. Small flowers cheerfully blooming en-mass.

Starring alongside yellow daffodils as the snow melts, the Christmas rose Helleborus niger will bloom a second time. Enjoy the World of Wordsworth event.

A spectacular season in which tulips and other flowering bulbs bloom like a tapestry around the garden. Come and see the beauty of the garden when they are in full bloom.

The fantastic jet-black tulip “Queen of Night” is in full bloom at this time. Customers visiting now often say “It’s like paradise”. Flowering bulbs and flowering trees are in full bloom, it feels like spring has come all at once.

Together with the flowers at your feet, the flowers of trees and shrubs such as Rhododendrons and the symbol tree of Barakura “Golden Acacia” will be in full bloom. A time of healing with the fresh green, spring growth.

It is the liveliest season of the year when flowers are at their best. Alliums with their round heads give off a mysterious presence. Clematis, said to be the “queen of vines” because of its long, slender shoots and beautiful blooms, is loved by people all over the world. You can also see the English Bluebell, which is rare even in the UK.

An English horticultural and lifestyle festival that begins at 9am with the opening ceremony. 5 special days to experience British culture in the garden with old roses flowering. Featuring online lectures by British lecturers, opera concerts, and authentic fish and chips.
Barakura English Garden celebrated its 30th anniversary in 2020, we will hold last years scheduled Flower Show this year.

Advance Tickets

Come to see species roses, shrub roses and climbing roses. And enjoy them flowering with other plants. The real thrill of the English Garden is the combination you get from them all flowering together.

Admission Fees for Event

Kiftsgate; the world’s largest rambling rose. A tunnel of white florets in full bloom welcomes you to the garden with a rich aroma.

Hydrangea “Annabel” and Hydrangea serrata, look great in the rainy season. Hydrangeas blooming in the rain bring a different aspect to the season that makes you feel bright and radiant walking around the rainy garden.

Located on the Tateshina Plateau, one of Japan’s leading summer resorts, Barakura in the summer season is an oasis of green shade of wherein the shadow of the trees. Please spend a relaxing time taking afternoon tea at the café while overlooking the garden full of colourful flowers and experience the effects of the negative ion environment.