Ibaraki Botanical Garden

The garden extends across four distinct sections featuring a rose garden, maple garden, peony garden, and tropical garden with more than 50,000 plants.

The garden opened its gates in 1981, introducing a dedicated space for plant research and conservation in the Ibaraki Prefecture region of Japan.

The garden maintains collections of native Japanese plants alongside international species, reflecting both local and global botanical diversity through its exhibitions.

Visitors can access the garden via a 40-minute bus ride from JR Mito Station or a 10-minute drive from Naka IC on the Joban Expressway.

The garden houses 600 different plant species, including 240 tropical varieties and 360 tree types, while also providing habitat for 70 bird species.

Location: Ibaraki Prefecture

GPS coordinates: 36.47413,140.43662

Latest update: March 7, 2025 23:06