Visit during New Year (January 1-3) to see the Fukurokuju statue displayed in the garden's hall, as it normally resides at nearby Hakuhige Shrine and only moves here for the Sumida River Seven Lucky Gods pilgrimage during this period.
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The Fukurokuju statue normally lives at nearby Hakuhige Shrine but returns to Mukojima Hyakkaen only during New Year (Jan 1-3), making it a rare seasonal encounter for pilgrims.
Founded in 1804 by a Sendai antique dealer, Mukojima Hyakkaen was originally called 'Fukurokuju-do Mukojima Hyakkaen' because the owner worshipped Fukurokuju as the god of literature.
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Visit during New Year (January 1-3) to see the Fukurokuju statue displayed in the garden's hall, as it normally resides at nearby Hakuhige Shrine and only moves here for the Sumida River Seven Lucky Gods pilgrimage during this period.
Arrive early on weekday mornings to photograph the garden's stone monuments and pond reflections without crowds, and note that the garden closes at 5 PM (entry stops at 4:30 PM).
Plan to spend 40 minutes on a free guided tour offered every Saturday and Sunday at 11 AM and 2 PM to learn about the garden's literary history and the significance of its 30+ stone monuments inscribed with poems.
Collect an oshuin (seal stamp) from the Fukurokuju Hall during your visit as part of the Sumida River Seven Lucky Gods pilgrimage, which is the oldest continuous pilgrimage route in Tokyo with over 200 years of history.
Bring cash or a Suica/Pasmo card for the 150 yen entry fee, though the garden now accepts major credit cards and mobile payments like PayPay and Alipay at the ticket window.
Visit in autumn (September through October) to see the garden's signature autumn grasses and especially the blooming bush clover (hagi), which is celebrated during the annual Hagi Matsuri festival.
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Fukurokuju Hall New Year Opening
The Fukurokuju image is enshrined at Fukurokuju Hall in Mukojima-Hyakkaen during the New Year period for the Seven Lucky Gods pilgrimage.
Sumida River Seven Lucky Gods Pilgrimage
An annual New Year pilgrimage associated with Mukojima-Hyakkaen, where Fukurokuju is enshrined.
Garden Guide
Free guided tours of Mukojima-Hyakkaen are held every Saturday and Sunday at 11:00 and 14:00, lasting about 40 minutes. Tours may be canceled due to weather.
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