Asakusa · Amusement park
A little park with a long history.
Tucked into Asakusa, Japan’s oldest amusement park offers a compact change of pace from temple streets and shopping. Rides, close-set buildings and neighbourhood surroundings give Hanayashiki its distinctive scale.
- Typical hours
- 10:00–18:00; calendar varies
- Last entry
- 30 minutes before closing
- Adult admission
- ¥1,600; rides extra
- Adult one-day pass
- ¥4,600 including admission and unlimited rides
- Child / senior admission
- ¥800; rides extra
- Children aged 0–4
- Free admission; ride rules vary
Choose your ticket
Adult prices apply from junior-high-school age to 64; child prices cover age five through elementary school, and senior prices start at 65. A one-day pass combines entry and unlimited rides. Check ride restrictions before deciding which ticket suits your group.
Check the day’s calendar
Hours change with the season and weather, and individual rides may close. Read the current calendar and attraction notices before leaving. For young children, age, height and accompanying-adult rules matter as much as the ticket price.
Leave room for Asakusa
The compact park pairs naturally with a neighbourhood walk. Choose the rides you most want to try and let the rest of the visit fit around them; it need not become an all-day theme-park itinerary.
Location & access
Asakusa Hanayashiki
2-28-1 Asakusa, Taito-ku, Tokyo 111-0032
Neighbourhood
Asakusa / north of Senso-ji
Five minutes from Tsukuba Express Asakusa, or ten minutes from the Ginza Line, Asakusa Line and Tobu Asakusa stations. These are separate stations. Enter through the Asakusa Gate.
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Sources & planning links
Visitor information reviewed on 12 October 2026. This guide uses published sources. Confirm current hours, prices and availability before visiting.