Admission to: Kodokan
Other personal expenses
Free for children under elementary school student
This activity has no age limit
Pets are not allowed inside the venue, with the exception of service animals with valid identification
Please refer to the venue's official website for more information about PWD accessibility
Adults: People aged 15 and over, excluding students of compulsory education schools
Children: Children and students of compulsory education schools
Those aged 70 and over who purchase tickets must provide proof of age (driver's license, health insurance card, etc.) at the counter. However, during the period of the Respect for the Aged Day (September 15th to September 25th), admission is free for those aged 70 and over
Viewing hours: Mid-February to September 30th / 9:00 to 17:00, October 1st to mid-February / 9:00 to 16:30
During the Plum Festival, the park is expected to be crowded, so if you can take a screenshot of the QR code in advance and present it at each toll booth, you can enter the park smoothly
【Those who qualify will be admitted free of charge】
People receiving welfare benefits
People with disability certificates (including one caregiver)
People with designated intractable disease medical care certificates (including one caregiver)
Elementary, middle, and high school students who enroll on Saturdays other than spring, summer, and winter holidays
Spring break: 3/25-4/5
Summer break: 7/21-8/31
Winter break: 12/25-1/7
Free for everyone on Ibaraki Prefecture Day (11/13)
If you purchase the wrong ticket, you will need to repurchase it. We cannot accept refunds for the difference in price
This is a domain school (special historic site) of the Mito domain, founded by Tokugawa Nariaki, the 9th lord of the Mito domain. Both academics and martial arts were emphasized, and a wide range of education was offered, including Confucianism, medicine, swordsmanship, and horsemanship, allowing the children of the domain's samurai to train in both the arts and the military. At the time, it was the largest domain school in the country, and the 15th shogun, Tokugawa Yoshinobu, also studied here. Currently, the main gate, main hall, and Shizen-do Hall (all designated as Important Cultural Properties) remain, and the school is also famous for its plum blossoms. The best time to see them is from late February to early March.