Aizumi Rose Garden
Aizumi Town Rose Garden
A stunning rose garden along the banks of the Shoji-ji River, boasting approximately 1,100 roses from 320 different varieties.
Aizumi Rose Garden is a serene rose garden situated along the scenic banks of the Shoji-ji River in Aizumi, Tokushima Prefecture.
What makes it special
About Aizumi Rose Garden
- Seasonal Rose Blooms: Visit during the peak seasons of spring (early to mid-May) or autumn (early to mid-November) to fully enjoy the colors and scents of the 320 rose varieties.
- Local Specialties: Don't miss the chance to purchase rose seedlings and Aizumi local products to bring a piece of the culture home with you.
- Riverside Scenery: Enjoy a relaxing time in a nature-rich environment overlooking the peaceful Shoji-ji River.
- Free Admission: The garden is open to the public with no entrance fee, making it an easy and accessible destination for everyone.
Weather forecast
Wed
9/16
23°/22°
100%
Thu
9/17
27°/22°
29%
Fri
9/18
27°/23°
33%
Sat
9/19
28°/23°
29%
Sun
9/20
28°/23°
27%
Mon
9/21
28°/21°
31%
Tue
9/22
27°/19°
18%
Tips
Payment
Cash is recommended for purchasing local goods.
English Support
Please check on-site for English-language signage or staff availability.
Reservations
No prior reservation is required.
Clothing
Comfortable walking shoes are highly recommended for the natural paths.
Photography
Please follow local instructions regarding photography rules.
Accessibility
Please check the path conditions on-site for accessibility needs.
Etiquette
Please be respectful of the environment and avoid touching the plants and flowers.
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