Kobun-tei viewing ticket (Mito City, Ibaraki Prefecture)

From Rakujuro on the 3rd floor of Kobun-tei, visitors can enjoy an exceptional view of Lake Senba, Tazurume plum grove, and Shiki-no-Hara. At the cafe "Raku" in Kobun-tei Nishi-Nuri En-Hiro, guests can savor masu sweets, matcha tea, original coffee, and more while taking in the scenery cherished by Tokugawa Nariaki.

Facility Introduction

Kairakuen is one of Japan's three most famous gardens, alongside Kenrokuen in Kanazawa and Korakuen in Okayama. Located within Kairakuen Garden, Kobuntei is a two-story, three-storey wooden building personally designed by Tokugawa Nariaki, the ninth lord of the Mito domain. It was historically used to host poetry and tea ceremonies with literati, vassals, and people from his domain.

Viewing Hours

Mid-February to September 30: 9:00 to 17:00
October 1st to mid-February: 9:00 to 16:30

Closed Days

December 29th - December 31st

Free Admission Categories

• Elementary, junior high, and high school students who enrolled on a Saturday other than during spring (March 25th to April 5th), summer (July 21st to August 31st), or winter holidays (December 25th to January 7th of the following year).
• Those receiving welfare assistance.
• Those with a disability certificate (including one caregiver).
• Those who have a designated intractable disease medical care benefit certificate (including one caregiver).

Eligible customers will be able to enjoy free admission.