A complete guide to the New York Lamp Museum and Flower Garden, located near Jogasaki Coast and offering stunning views!

• Table of Contents
• What is the New York Lamp Museum and Flower Garden?
• How to get to the New York Lamp Museum and Flower Garden
• Recommended spots at the New York Lamp Museum and Flower Garden
• Flower Garden Flowers / By Season
• New York Lamp Museum & Flower Garden Souvenirs
• Weather at the New York Lamp Museum and Flower Garden
• Enjoy the spectacular view of Jogasaki at the New York Lamp Museum & Flower Garden!

What is the New York Lamp Museum and Flower Garden?

The New York Lamp Museum & Flower Garden is located near Jogasaki Coast in Futo, Ito City, Shizuoka Prefecture. It's packed with attractions, including a Tiffany lamp exhibition, a garden filled with flowers blooming throughout the seasons, and a cafe with a spectacular view!
Let's take a look at the charms of the New York Lamp Museum and Flower Garden.

New York Lamp Museum and Flower Garden

841-1 Futo, Ito City, Shizuoka 413-0231

The New York Lamp Museum & Flower Garden is located in the midst of rich nature, with ocean views of the majestic coastline and Izu Oshima. With blue skies and flowers blooming with every season, every spot is a photogenic spot. There are even more photogenic spots within the garden! The Tiffany Museum and the Museum Annex exhibit around 80 exquisite stained glass pieces, including Tiffany table lamps and window panels made about 120 years ago. In addition, at the cafe attached to the Museum Annex, you can enjoy lunch and tea time while looking at antique Tiffany pieces. Stepping out onto the terrace, you can enjoy the spectacular view of the Flower Garden, where flowers bloom with every season, and the view continues to Jogasaki Coast and the Pacific Ocean.

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How to get to the New York Lamp Museum and Flower Garden

For those coming by train

From JR Tokyo Station, take the Tokaido Shinkansen (approx. 45 minutes) or the Tokaido Main Line (approx. 1 hour 50 minutes) to Atami Station.

From Atami Station, take the Ito Line (approximately 20 minutes) to Ito Station

From Ito Station, take the Izu Kyuko Line (approximately 20 minutes) to Izukogen Station

Approximately 10 minutes by Tokai Bus from Izukogen Station, or approximately 7 minutes by taxi

For those coming by car

Approximately 85 km from the Atsugi Interchange on the Tomei Expressway (take the Odawara-Atsugi Road to the Odawara-Nishi Interchange and then take National Route 135)

Approximately 55 km from the Numazu IC or Nagaizumi-Numazu IC on the Tomei Expressway (via the Izu Jukan Expressway, Izu Chuo Expressway, and Shuzenji Road)

Recommended spots at the New York Lamp Museum and Flower Garden

1. Tiffany Museum

The exhibit features a variety of stained glass pieces that are full of stunningly vivid colors and a sense of solemn dignity. The exhibit focuses on table lamps, as well as floor lamps, ceiling lamps, and window panels.

2. Flower Garden

With snowdrops and daisies in the spring, sunflowers and marigolds in the summer, cassias and dahlias in the fall, and aloe and rapeseed flowers in the winter, the garden has a different atmosphere with each season, so you'll never get bored no matter when you visit.

3. Museum Annex & Cafe

This building, which houses both an exhibition room and a cafe, is filled with sparkling lamps and stained glass panels, and Favrile glass is displayed among the antique furniture. Take a break in the cafe while admiring the beautiful artwork. Enjoy a luxurious moment.

The cafe has a bright and open atmosphere, and the recommended menu item is the "Edible Flower Mousse Jelly," a sweet made with edible flowers. Enjoy this photogenic lunch and sweets to your heart's content.

4. Hydrangea Garden (open from early June to early July every year)

The Hydrangea Garden opens every year during the rainy season. You can enjoy over 200 types of hydrangeas, including the double-flowered hydrangeas "Jogasaki" and "Izu no Hana" that grow naturally on the local Jogasaki Coast, as well as the Japanese native mountain hydrangea, and other colorful horticultural varieties. The Hydrangea Road is home to the colorful "Umbrella Sky," and in one corner of the garden there is a spot decorated with Japanese umbrellas that looks great even in the rain!

5. Photo Spot

There are many photo spots in the park. Taking photos with the garden and the magnificent view of Jogasaki Coast in the background is sure to be a hit on social media! You'll be able to take pictures that look like paintings! Be sure to take some photos to remember your trip.

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Flower Garden Flowers / By Season

A flower garden where flowers bloom in every season. A variety of flowers spread out vividly in every season.

spring

Spring is the time when trees sprout and flowers bloom. This is the most beautiful time of the year in our garden. Following in the footsteps of the early spring North Pole, colorful flowers such as daisies, geraniums, and snapdragons follow, and when gorgeous roses bloom, you can really feel the arrival of early summer.

Spring flower garden ↓↓↓

North pole, daisy, geranium, snapdragon, linaria, multicore, rose, lupine, gazania

summer

Hydrangeas look beautiful against the rainy season sky. When the rainy season ends and the summer sun shines, sunflowers and marigolds, like little suns, celebrate the height of summer.

Summer flower garden ↓↓↓

Hydrangea, sunflower, marigold, petunia, lantana, pentas, duranda, titan bicuspid, lithospermum

autumn

The lovely bright yellow cassia, the gorgeous double-flowered dahlia, and the vibrantly colored pentas compete for the lead role in autumn.

Autumn flower garden ↓↓↓

Dahlia, Pentas, Lantana, Cosmos sulphureus, Lithospermum japonica, Cassia

winter

The red cap-like aloe flowers and the dazzling yellow rape blossoms are captivating. When the winter cherry blossoms bloom earlier than anywhere else, Japanese white-eyes descend, attracted by the sweet nectar, signaling the arrival of spring.

Winter flower garden ↓↓↓

Aloe, rape blossoms, winter cherry blossoms

New York Lamp Museum & Flower Garden Souvenirs

The epilogue to your journey through the museum and flower garden, where Japanese and Western styles blend exquisitely, is Antique & Shop Sakura Sakura. We stock a wide variety of exquisite items, from pottery and netsuke that capture the depth of Japanese tradition, to gorgeous Favrile glass vases, and even souvenirs from Izu.

*Please note that some items may be out of stock.

Original Izu organic herbal tea (3 types)

An original blend of herbal tea made from organic herbs grown in Izu without the use of pesticides or chemical fertilizers, and certified organic by the JAS.

*IZU Organic Herbal Tea (Tea Bags) Bupleurum x Lemon Myrtle

1g x 5 pieces ￥980

＊IZU Organic Herbal Tea (Whole) Hibiscus Roselle x Elderflower x Stevia

1.5g x 3 pieces ￥980

*IZU Organic Herbal Tea (Tea Bag) CICA (Centella asiatica) x Holy Basil

1g x 5 pieces ¥1,000

Original bookmark (Magnolia)

This bookmark was designed by American designer David Howell Company when he visited Japan and was based on the Magnolia Lamp, the most popular of the Tiffany lamps in our collection.

￥2,640

Original Izuame Dried Fruit Candy

Our original dried fruit candy, as beautiful as glass, is free of added flavors and preservatives and is a popular souvenir! Izuyama fruits are slowly and carefully dried at low temperatures to form dried fruit, which is then coated with candy made with plenty of honey harvested in Izu. We recommend adding it to black tea or herbal tea, as well as enjoying it as is!

¥800～¥980

Weather at the New York Lamp Museum and Flower Garden

Futo, Ito City, Shizuoka Prefecture, where the New York Lamp Museum & Flower Garden is located, enjoys a relatively warm climate throughout the year. Spring and autumn are especially beautiful seasons, when flowers bloom in full bloom, making them the perfect time for a stroll. The sea breeze is pleasant in summer, and it can get a little chilly in winter, but there are many indoor areas, so you can enjoy the garden all year round.

Enjoy the spectacular view of Jogasaki at the New York Lamp Museum & Flower Garden!

The New York Lamp Museum & Flower Garden is surrounded by the mountains of Izu Kogen and Jogasaki Coast. If you're visiting Izu, be sure to enjoy the colorful flowers and lamps, as well as a photogenic lunch and sweets.

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