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Located within Aso-Kuju National Park, Kuju Flower Park is one of the largest flower paradises in western Japan, featuring a vast area of 220,000 square meters. The breathtaking scenery that changes with the seasons provides a sense of awe and tranquility that soothes the senses with every visit.
In spring, the ground is adorned with nemophila flowers that paint the landscape blue, and Livingstone daisies that sparkle in the sunlight. In early summer, lavender swaying in the refreshing breeze of the plateau and sunflowers that stand out against the summer sky are at their best. In autumn, vibrant celosia, red and purple salvia, and marigolds envelop the garden in deep colors.
In the refreshing air at an altitude of 850m, a vast flower field unfolds against the backdrop of the Kuju mountain range. With the Kuju mountain range as a backdrop, the breathtaking carpet of colors stretching as far as the eye can see is a spectacular sight that can only be seen here.
The park may close during severe weather. Open every day during the season / Closed during winter (December 1st to the end of February).
You can enjoy a different view each time you visit, from tulips and nemophila in spring, to lavender in summer, and salvia and marigolds in autumn. Thanks to the carefully planned planting, you'll be greeted by seasonal flowers in their best condition no matter when you visit.
There are plenty of benches throughout the park, allowing you to spend a luxurious time refreshing your mind and body while surrounded by flowers. More than just a place to admire the scenery, you can directly experience the refreshing breeze blowing across the plateau and the natural fragrances emanating from the seasonal flowers.
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