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About Asakusa Hanayashiki
Opened in 1853, it is the oldest amusement park in Japan.
The park was reopened in 1947 after being affected by World War II.
It has the oldest Japanese-made roller coaster in Japan
When the park opened in 1853, it was a botanical garden where many tea men and poets gathered during the Edo period.
The women of the Ooku (Shogun’s family) used to rest here, and swings were the only amusement facilities at that time.
Official web page
Address: 2-28-1, Asakusa, Taito-ku, Tokyo, 111-0032, Japan
If you want Tokyo Asakusa Rickshaw Tour, first make a ticket reservation!
If you have a discount coupon, you can make a reservation and purchase tickets online at a discount price.
How to get there
Tsukuba Express Line Asakusa Station 3 minutes walk
Tokyo Metro Ginza Line Asakusa Station 5 minutes walk
Toei Subway Asakusa Line Asakusa Station 5 minutes walk
Tobu Isezaki Line Asakusa Station 5 minutes walk
Opening hours: 10:00-17:30
Fare
Admission Adults 1,000 yen Elementary school students 500 yen
Rides Regular 1 time 100 yen 11 times 1000 yen
Pass Adult 2,300 yen Elementary school student 2,000 yen
Each attraction requires 2 to 5 ride tickets, and the attractions that can be ridden by 3-year-olds usually require 2 ride tickets.
My daughter is a scaredy-cat, so we didn’t buy a free pass, but rather a coupon ticket.
As a result, we only needed to buy 11 tickets plus 1 more.
Unless you have a child who loves attractions! I don’t think you need a free pass unless you are a child who loves attractions.
Lunch is recommended outside the park.
There are stores and places to eat inside Hanayashiki, but they are quite delicate .
And most importantly, there is a lot of fighting for a table. Since it was only my dad, we gave up on getting a table early and went outside to eat lunch.
When you go outside, be sure to say, “We’re re-entering! and be sure to tell them!
You will get a stamp on the back of your hand and you can re-enter.
