Blooming

The park is dotted here and there with places where visitors can enjoy the changing scenery and expressions of the four seasons.
Find your own special place in the slow flow of time.

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1. sunflower Sunflower

Location: Wind Garden, Garden West, at the far end of the central garden path flower beds

The flower garden on the right side of the entrance is at the end of its life, and the sunflowers in the wind garden are recommended!

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2. petunia Petunia

Location: Central parkway flower bed

The color changes from pink to purple to blue as you go deeper into the room.

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3. Zinnia Zinnia

Location: Kaze no Niwa, Garden East

Also called hyakunichi grass, it blooms for a long time.
There are various varieties, including round flowers like dahlias and small, many-flowered varieties.

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4. kochia Kochia

Location: Along the stone wall by the central parkway

Large ones are more than 70 cm high

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5. Cockscomb Cockscomb

Location: Garden East

The flower is shaped like a candle flame.

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best time to see

Yellow-flowered cosmos: Oct. 1 - Nov. 5
Cosmos: 10/18-11/6

RELATED FACILITYList of related facilities

  • Status of park operations

    Today (9/7) Zip line has reached its maximum number of tickets sold and is no longer available. Archery is suspended for maintenance. Archery is closed for maintenance.

  • About the opening of the hands-on workshop

    The following are the dates of suspension of the Cooking and Craft Experience Workshop due to group use. Click here to see the schedule