The 9 Best Options for Flower Delivery in Tokyo and Japan

Today we are gonna go over our best options for flower delivery in Tokyo and Japan. Flower arrangement and floristry is a big part of Japanese culture. It has even elevated it into an art form through the traditional Japanese art of flower arrangement or ikebana.

With so many different florists in Tokyo, who should you pick? Don’t worry we did the heavy lifting for you.

Without further ado, let’s get started!

Note: Because of the current pandemic and announcement of State of Emergency in Japan, some of the shops we’ve listed here have implemented service limitations and some have even temporarily suspended operations. Where applicable, we’ve noted the policy or service changes for the shops below.

1. A Better Florist

Unlike any run-of-the-mill Japan florist, A Better Florist is committed to bringing farm-fresh and budget-friendly flowers in Tokyo through fast and dependable flower delivery. They have mastered the trifecta of speed, quality, and affordability so their customers get the best value for their money.

To start with, they have a meticulously curated catalog of versatile and contemporary floral arrangements that would suit all major occasions. This makes it easier for customers to narrow down their search and find a professionally handcrafted bouquet that’s not only picture-perfect, but also eye-catching in reality. To get your flowers on the same day, place your order before 3 pm.

2. Happy Flowers

Happy Flowers aims to be the ambassador of happiness in Japan through its beautifully crafted and affordable bouquets. To make sure they put a smile on their customer’s faces, quality and speed go hand-in-hand. This is why their slogan is “Happiness delivered wherever in 90 minutes!” Their professional florist handcrafts each order using the freshest blooms sourced from the best nurseries and flower farms for long-lasting floral designs. From modern hand bouquets, gorgeous grand opening stands and comforting funeral wreaths, Happy Flowers pays special attention to details to convey the appropriate story and emotion. Then, their impressively fast flower delivery in Japan ships the order from the shop to the recipient’s doorstep in less than 2 hours. So, make someone happy today with Happy Flowers!

3.      Aoyama Flower Market

Aoyama has a few physical stores all over Japan. It’s part of a group of companies in the floristry business, including Japan flower shops, flower school and café, as well as plantscaping and interior design. They have cute and petite bouquets and flower baskets which are great as tokens for events and gifts for friends and family on special occasions. They currently have a promo which offers free flower delivery in Japan for orders ¥5,400 and above. Their products are categorised into four: as gifts, for daily use, greens and house plants, and for birthdays.

Note: Aoyama Flower Market has started to reopen some stores and listed their business hours here. Also, delivery to some areas may be delayed. 

4. ex. flower shop & laboratory

IX is a flower and green specialty company that gives out products that are mastered. Each color, shape,, and scent, and appearance of the flower products are carefully selected and detailed out before it is served.

They aim at creating new standards for florists into understanding flowers more than anyone else by mastering and re-examining it.

5. Overseas Flower Delivery

Overseas Flower Delivery is an online florist delivering fresh flower arrangements worldwide, including Japan. The products are curated per country and with the help of their network of florists, customers can order anytime and wherever they are in the world for a surprise delivery to their loved ones.

6. Farver

Buying flowers at Farver starts with a consultation. There’s no catalogue from which you can make a selection, but you can check their gallery to know what kind of designs they make. You basically tell them the purpose for the flower arrangement, the personality of the recipient and other preferences like colour or style. Farver’s name comes from a Danish word which means “to colour,” so add some colour to you and your loved one’s life by buying fresh flowers from this small and quaint flower shop in Japan.

7. Greenfingers

Not so much a flower shop as a greenery expert, Greenfingers can make urban spaces feel like natural forests. Satoshi Kawamoto, the shop’s director, is an artist based in Tokyo and New York who specialises in plantscaping. So if you want to experience Kawamoto’s creations, they do accept online orders which is convenient for people living outside Japan.

8. Flora Japan

Flora Japan delivers fresh flowers and gifts nationwide in Japan. They have flowers, bouquets, cakes, gift baskets, fruits, teddy bear and so much more for all conceivable events and occasions. So, whether you are looking for premium, long-stemmed roses for Valentine’s Day or pastel perfect blooms for a birthday, Flora Japan’s extensive catalogue of floral designs will have something for your floral needs.

9. The Japan Florist

The Japan Florist is your one-stop-shop flower and gift shop. The Japan Florist delivers to most places in Japan, including their Tokyo flower delivery service. They’re actually more ideal for corporate and wedding gifts, although they also have quite a large selection of rose bouquets of all colors and varieties. At checkout, you can add other gifts to your purchase such as wine, balloon, vase, teddy bear and chocolates.

So that was our list of the best flower delivery options in Tokyo and Japan. How did we do? Leave us a comment with who you picked below. Looking for other great Japanese florists? Check out our great list of florists in Nagoya and Osaka.

^{Product photos are taken from each flower delivery or florist’s official website.}