Kuju Flower Park

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A floral paradise in the sky, where 5 million flowers of 500 species bloom in profusion. The stunning views of the Five Peaks of Aso and the seasonal colors captivate visitors.

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Scenic Views
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Highlights5 Million Flowers of 500 Species
Stunning Views of the Five Peaks of Aso
Seasonal Flower Fields
Abundant Hands-on Events
Pet-Friendly

Basic Information

Address: 4050 Kuju, Kuju-machi, Taketa, Oita Prefecture Search for tourist attractions in Oita

Access: Approximately 30 minutes from Bungo-Taketa Station via Route 442. Approximately 50 minutes from Kuju IC on the Oita Expressway via Shikisai Road and Yamanami Highway. Approximately 60 minutes from Yufuin IC on the Oita Expressway via Yamanami Highway. Approximately 60 minutes from Oita City via Route 210 (White Road) and Oita Prefectural Route 412, Kuju Kogen Nozu Haru Line. Show route

Op.Hours: 8:30 AM to 5:30 PM *Last entry: 5:00 PM *Hours may vary depending on weather conditions.

Cld.Days: Open every day during the season *Closed for winter from December 1st to the end of February

Fee: Admission fees vary depending on the season. Adults (High school age and older): ¥500 - ¥1,300 Children (Ages 5 and up): Free - ¥500

INFO: Pets are allowed. The park has varying elevations, so we recommend using a cart for elderly visitors or those with disabilities.

HP: https://www.hanakoen.com/

Overview

Kuju Flower Park opened in 1993 and has been cherished as a flower-themed park that takes advantage of the rich nature of the Kuju Highlands. At its peak, it attracted as many as 600,000 visitors annually, but subsequently fell into financial difficulties and restarted under a new management system in 2009. Currently, in addition to the traditional tulip digging and lavender picking, the park has increased hands-on events such as blueberry picking and mini-concerts, and has attracted tenants selling natural foods, focusing on interaction with nature and communication with visitors. The park also features the Miyama Kirishima azaleas and hydrangeas that grow naturally in the area, as well as opportunities to observe butterflies such as the Chestnut Tiger and wild birds. It is a charming tourist spot where you can fully enjoy the nature of the Kuju Highlands.

Kuju Flower Park

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