[2025 Tokyo Attraction] Travel Guide for Shibuya Fureai Botanical Center (Updated May)

#Spring0yentrip "Shibuya Ward Community Botanical Center is a community-based botanical garden located in Shibuya Ward. It is a space where you can relax in the city while enjoying seasonal plants. Access: About 10 minutes by bus from JR Shibuya Station. Travel Tips: Admission is free, and the garden has a spacious feel. Different flowers can be seen in each season, so no matter how many times you visit, you will always find something new. It is a child-friendly facility, so the whole family can enjoy it. You can spend a relaxing time surrounded by greenery within the facility. Come and experience nature in this urban oasis.

Shibuya-ku Fureai Botanical Center 📍Tokyo/Shibuya🗺️ 2-25-37 Higashi, Shibuya-ku, Tokyo 150-0011 ⏰10:00-21:00😴Closed on Mondays💴•Admission fee ¥100•Nut cake ¥500-•Cheesecake ¥650.The smallest cafe in Japan, located inside a botanical garden, is actually in Shibuya! I didn't know about it until now!! I went there around 3pm on a weekday, and was able to get in right away. You might have to queue a little on weekends? The cakes are cheap and delicious, and although there aren't that many varieties in a botanical garden, there are a lot of bananas and tropical plants, which was soothing! They also serve lunch! #HiddenGemCafe #ShibuyaCafe #ShibuyaWardFureaiBotanicalCenter

This time, we will introduce the smallest botanical garden in Japan, "Shibuya Ward Fureai Botanical Center" located in Tokyo 🌿✨ Please take a look😊 ——————— Recommended spot: Shibuya Ward Fureai Botanical Center "Japan's smallest botanical garden" located in Shibuya, right in the middle of the city. Although it is a small facility with only two floors, it is filled with tropical plants and a healing space 🌱✨ ✅A healing space full of greenery 🌿💚 Although it is a small facility, the building is filled with tropical plants such as bananas and papayas, making it like a jungle! It is a healing spot where you can forget the hustle and bustle of the city ✨ ✅There is also a small cafe space ☕🌸 There is also a small rest area inside the building where you can relax while looking at the plants. It is an irresistible space for houseplant lovers! ✅Workshops and events are also held 🎨🌱 Plant-related workshops are held every season, and experience-based events such as herb planting and wreath making are popular. ✅10 minutes walk from Shibuya Station🚶♂️ It's a little away from the hustle and bustle of Shibuya, so it's easy to stop by. It's also recommended to stop by while you're out for a walk. The Shibuya Botanical Center is a great place to feel nature while in Shibuya🌿🌞 It's a small but relaxing spot with plenty to see, so be sure to visit✨ ——————— We'd be happy if you liked or followed us🙇✨ We'll keep you updated with new information and great tourist spots! #Shibuya #Tokyo #TokyoTrip #TokyoCafe #ShibuyaCafe #DomesticTrip #Tourism #Trip #Spring0YenTrip

Recently, I discovered a small, relaxing botanical garden - Shibuya Fureai Botanical Center. It is a green treasure in the city: 🌿【Design Highlights】 🌟Unique architecture: Designed by the famous design company SUPPOSE DESIGN OFFICE, the structure of the old greenhouse is preserved, and the overall shape is futuristic. The undulating curves of the ground make you feel like you are in nature, and every photo you take is a masterpiece! 🌟Healing color scheme: The entire building is in earth tones, with green plants and transparent glass, which is super harmonious and perfect for taking photos! 🌟Interesting space: The first and second floors are designed with high ceilings, and there is a super cute mushroom-shaped experience area. The stairs are also arched, and each place has a different view and scenery! 🌿【Special Experience】 🍀Rich plants: Although it is the smallest botanical garden in Japan, there are about 500 kinds of plants, including fruits, vegetables, and flowers. You can observe their growth up close and learn a lot! 🍀Interesting interaction: There is a "music played by plants" experience area, where the bioelectric potential of plants is converted into sound, and you can hear the "singing" of plants. 🧁Fresh food: The cafe in the garden uses home-grown vegetables and herbs to make food, and every bite is fresh. 🔥Romantic night tour: Recently, the night opening hours have been extended. At night, the plants in the garden have a different charm under the lights, and you can also enjoy dinner in the cafe. 🌿【Location Information】 •Address: 16-10 Kamiyama-cho, Shibuya-ku, Tokyo •Transportation: 5-minute walk from JR Yoyogi Station! •Opening hours: 9:00–21:00 (last admission at 20:30) Next time you come to Tokyo, don't miss this healing botanical garden! Here, you can temporarily forget the hustle and bustle of the city and enjoy a moment of peace and beauty.

A hidden gem of a botanical garden located 12 minutes walk from the east exit of Shibuya Station 🌿 ✨️ Although the site is small, you can enjoy the plants indoors in the sunlight 🎵 It seems that there is a different charm to visiting at night ~ It is far from the center of Shibuya, so there are not many crowds and you can enjoy it calmly ✌ Furthermore, the admission fee is only 100 yen! ! It is a spot that you can enjoy more than the price 🫣 There is also a stylish cafe inside the botanical garden, where you can enjoy pizza and alcohol that uses plenty of vegetables 🍕🥂𓂃 𓈒𓏸 I saw some people who were alone, so it seems like it would be easy to drop by alone ✨️ #Shibuya Ward #Solo Travel #0 Yen Travel

A healing space overflowing with greenery that you wouldn't expect in Shibuya 🌿 You can relax and look at the greenery in the botanical garden, or use the cafe to chat, study, or just relax. The entrance fee is 100 yen, so you can go anytime 🥹 It's also great that it's open until 9:00pm. I went there on a nice day during summer vacation for university students, and it was full of couples and I had to wait about 5 minutes for the cafe, so it's probably best to avoid weekends. . . 📍Shibuya Ward Fureai Botanical Center 🗺️Shibuya Ward, Tokyo 🕑10:00-21:00 💤Monday 💰¥100 #trip_aug #TokyoTourism #Cafe

#JuneTravelSupportEvent A place to enjoy nature in the city and heal. However, it is smaller than you think and there are too many people, so it is exhausting. You can go if you are passing by or don't have a specific schedule, but I don't recommend going if you don't have a specific schedule. The entrance fee is 100 yen and you can choose a drink after entering. However, the chairs on the 2nd floor are for customers who purchase drinks.

#Tokyo Attractions The Interactive Botanical Garden in Shibuya Ward is an innovative park that combines an indoor greenhouse exhibition area with an outdoor garden trail. It not only contains a rich variety of tropical plant species, but also through unique interactive facilities and popular science education, our family and children have the opportunity to observe and experience various exotic flowers and plants up close, and gain unprecedented enlightenment of vivid plant knowledge. The giant greenhouse pavilion feels like being in a tropical rainforest oasis. The hot and humid air gives people an indescribable sense of comfort. Surrounded by giant tropical plants that soar into the sky, the diversity and complexity of their species is truly breathtaking. The most amazing thing is the interactive exhibition area in the museum, where we can get close to touch and smell various rare tropical plants, and even experience an interesting experiment to feel the respiration of plants. In addition to the indoor interactive exhibition hall, another impressive part of the park is its outdoor wild garden. We strolled along the winding path, and along the way there were plantations dotted with colorful and exotic flowers, just like being in a green paradise in nature. The most amazing thing is the various ingenious horticultural sculptures throughout the park. Whether it is the gorgeous sculptures woven with plant veins or the ecological playground equipment pieced together by nature, exquisite traces of the harmonious coexistence of man and nature can be seen everywhere.