Frequently Asked Questions
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Access (1)
How do I get there?
By bus from JR Itsukaichi Station or JR Hatsukaichi Station, or about 30 minutes by car from central Hiroshima. There is parking for 532 cars, so coming by car is convenient.
Opening hours (1)
What are the opening hours and closed days?
Open 9:00-16:30, with last admission at 16:00. Closed on Fridays, except when Friday falls on 6 August or a public holiday, when it opens. It also closes over the New Year period (29 December to 3 January).
Traveling with children (1)
Are there hands-on programmes for children?
Nature activity programmes such as orienteering and plant crafts are run, and mini workshops and other events are held in the summer holidays.
Exhibits (1)
What plants are in the great glasshouse?
The great glasshouse, one of the largest in western Japan, holds tropical and subtropical plants including orchids. Colourful flowers in a tropical setting can be seen all year, and tuberous begonias are also on view throughout the year.
Prices (2)
How much is admission to Hiroshima Botanical Garden?
Adults (18-64) 510 yen, age 65 and over 170 yen (official proof required), high school students and anyone under 18 170 yen, and junior high school age and under free. A group discount applies for 30 or more.
Is there an annual pass?
Yes, there is an annual pass shared between the Hiroshima City Botanical Garden, Asa Zoological Park and the Hiroshima City Forest Park Insect Museum. It costs 1,540 yen for adults and 510 yen for those aged 65 and over and for children, and allows unlimited entry to all three for a year from the date of issue.
Highlights (1)
When are the roses at their best?
The rose garden, with about 650 varieties including old roses, is at its best in mid-May. Other flowers bloom through the seasons, so there is something in flower all year.
Rainy days (1)
Is it enjoyable in the rain?
Yes. There are several glasshouses, including the great glasshouse and the cactus, begonia and tropical water lily houses, so there is plenty to enjoy indoors in the rain.
Food and drink (1)
Can I eat in the garden?
There are designated areas for resting and eating, and you can also picnic on the lawn. Please see the official website or call 082-922-3600 for details.
Parking (1)
Is there parking?
Yes, there is a paid car park with 532 spaces. Parking charges can be waived for visitors with a disability and others who qualify.
Other (6)
Is there parking?
Parking is available. Please check the official information for details.
How much is admission?
Adults (18-64) 510 yen, age 65 and over 170 yen (proof required), high school students and anyone under 18 170 yen, junior high school age and under free. Annual pass (shared with Hiroshima City Botanical Garden, Asa Zoological Park and the Hiroshima City Forest Park Insect Museum): adults 1,540 yen.
When is it closed?
Fridays (open when Friday falls on 6 August or a public holiday; it may also open on extra days in the peak seasons) and over the New Year period (29 December to 3 January).
What are the opening hours?
9:00-16:30 (last admission 16:00).
How do I get there?
About 20-30 minutes by bus from JR Itsukaichi Station or JR Hatsukaichi Station. About 30 minutes by car from central Hiroshima.
What is the address?
3-495 Kurashige, Saeki Ward, Hiroshima City, Hiroshima Prefecture