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-Special nighttime opening of Koishikawa Korakuen during the long autumn nights in 2025-
Koishikawa Korakuen, which boasts rich nature and historical scenery despite being located in the heart of the city, takes on a fantastical appearance at night when lit up, which is different from the daytime.
This illumination will beautifully light up the "Hitotsumatsu" (One Pine Tree), which is modeled after the Karasaki pine tree on Lake Biwa, the "Horaijima" (Horai Island), which symbolizes the wish for eternal youth and longevity, and the "Engetsukyo Bridge" where the moon is reflected on the water's surface. In addition, at the "Karamon" (Karamon Gate) near the East Gate, a projection mapping will be carried out, projecting the world of ukiyo-e woodblock prints that depict the lives and scenery of the people of Edo during the Mito Domain era. You can also enjoy the "Tsukijibei 'Shadow Art'", where various shadow designs appear on the white wall.
In addition, there will be a full range of events where you can experience the bustle of the Edo Castle area. Traditional performing arts that have been passed down since the Edo period, such as Kanda Hayashi music and paper cutting, will be performed, and Japanese accessories, snacks, and drinks will be available for purchase.
On a long autumn night, spend a heartwarming moment at Koishikawa Korakuen, where light and history come together.