10 Japanese flower garden Most Popular Have a look at all year round.

Japan is a country that loves the beauty of flowers. It is not surprising that there are many beautiful flower gardens in all regions of the country. There are many varieties of flowers that are well cared for. To bloom beautifully fully. We welcome visitors with vibrant colors and fragrant aromas throughout the area. Each season, there are different types of flower festival. Have a fresh radiance. Field of flowers There are also many activities. The visitors are impressed.

Here we go. .

1. Huis Ten Bosch Flower Garden Theme Park

The largest European-style resort in Japan. There are several colorful flower gardens to feast your eyes on. Especially colorful tulips bloom throughout the garden during early February - mid April.

Flowers on display : Tulip, Chiba Chiba, Rose, Hydrangea, Lily, Begonias, Orchid
Admission: 1 Day Pass, Children (below 3ys) 4,100 yen - Children (over 3yrs) 5,500 yen - Adult 6,500 yen - Senior 6,000 yen
Open everyday : 09: 00-22: 00

2. Kuju Flower Park

Large flower garden that can be visited all year. Especially the festival of colorful flowers. Full bloom in the mid-October to mid-November.

Flowers on display: Cosmopolitan - Viola - Tulip - Chiba Wagyu - Living Stone Day - Pansy - Nemophilia - Poppy - Lavender - Sunflower - Salvia
Admission: Child 500 yen - Adult 1,300 yen - Senior Citizen 1,100 yen
Open everyday : 08:00 to 17:30

3. Tottori Hanakairo Flower Park

A flower garden that has seasonal flowers available throughout the year. Tulips in spring, roses and wild lilies in summer, Hibiscus and Marigold in mid-summer and Salvia flowers along with colorful leaves during autumn.
Flowers on display : Tulip - Rose - Lily - Hibiscus - Marigold - Salvia - Maple - Poppy - Orchid

4. Nabana No Sato Park

The flower inn of the Nagasaki resort offers a variety of flower displays, such as tulip fields in the spring. Hydrangea and Iris Garden, Rose Garden, Begonia Garden, Plum Tree Garden, and a tower that offers panoramic views.
Flowers on display : Sakura, Tulip, Roses, Hydrangea, Stardust, Iris, Plum, Dahlia
Admission: Nabana No Sato Illumination 2,100 yen / seasonal flower festival 1,600 yen

5. Hitachi Seaside Park

It is a large park near Tokyo which is known for its blue Nemophilia spread across the Miharashi hills. Catch a beautiful view of the blue colored Nemophilia flowers from late April to mid May. Then comes the festival of Kochia flowers between September - October where the hills turn red and the scenery looks like a painting.
Flowers on display : Daffodils, tulip, poppy, rose, lavender, pamper, kochia
Admission: Adult 410 yen, elderly 210 yen

6. Showa Kinen Park

The park is surrounded by trees and beautiful seasonal flowers. In particular, the Cherry Blossom Festival runs from mid March to late April. And don't forget to click a picture with the row of iconic yellow trees. 
Flowers on display : Adonis - Plum - Sakura - Rapeseed - Tulip - Azalea - Poppy - Wheat - Lotus - Iris - Hydrangea - Slalom - Sunflower - Fragrant - Maple - Ginkgo Biloba - Caramelia - Winter Suite - Renee
Admission: Children 80 yen - Adult 410 yen - Elderly 210 yen

7. Higashimokoto Shibazakura Park

The Shibazakura was first planted in the year 1977 and later on grew into a large field of over millions of flowers. Enjoy the field at full bloom in the spring season between May to early June. 
Flowers on display : Shibazakura (Pink Mosaic)
Admission: Children 250 yen adult 500 yen

8. Tomita Farm

Tomita Farm is located in Hokkaido and its one of the largest-scale Lavender farms in Japan. The farm is specially popular among tourists between July - August when the Lavenders are in full bloom.

Flowers on display : Lavender, Poppy, Hamamatsu (Japan Rose)

Admission : Free

9. Kamiyubetsu Tulip Flower Park

Located in Hokkaido, the park is filled with more than 1.2 million Tulips of several different varities. The Kamiyubetsu Tulip Fair is held between early May ー early June. 

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Admission: Children 250yen - Adult 500yen

10. Funaoka Joshi Park

Take the Slope car through the Sakura Tunnel to reach the mountain top where the statue of Heiwa Kannon stands tall. Enjoy a vast panoramic view from the summit. 

Flowers on display : Sakura, Hydrangea, Chrysanthemum

Free admission (tram costs not included)