
Guide
Sanuki Manno National Government Park is a sprawling natural oasis located in the town of Manuo, Kagawa Prefecture. The park is home to the breathtaking Shoryu Falls, one of the celebrated '88 Views of Shikoku,' and features vast lawns and areas filled with seasonal flowers. Whether you are traveling solo or with family, the park offers a perfect environment to reconnect with nature.
Opened in April 1998, the park has become a beloved landmark in Kagawa, welcoming over 8 million visitors to date. It serves as both a vital conservation area and a premier recreational destination. The Shoryu Falls, in particular, is a significant cultural landmark, having been selected as part of the '88 Views of Shikoku Project,' making it a symbolic site for the region.

The park is filled with scenic spots that showcase the beauty of the natural landscape. The Shoryu Falls is the centerpiece, offering a majestic view. Visitors can also enjoy the changing colors of the seasons: vibrant tulips and cherry blossoms in spring, lush greenery in summer, colorful foliage in autumn, and seasonal botanical shifts in winter. The expansive lawns provide a peaceful space for relaxation, while the dedicated play areas make it an ideal destination for families with children.
The park's charm evolves with the seasons. Spring brings a colorful display of flowers, summer offers deep greenery, and autumn provides a stunning landscape of changing leaves. For those looking to immerse themselves in nature overnight, the on-site campsite allows for a full-day and night-time experience. Daytime is perfect for active play on the lawns, while the late afternoon offers beautiful lighting for photography.

There are many ways to enjoy the park's vast grounds. At the cycling center, you can rent bicycles to explore the area, including tandem bicycles for a shared scenic ride. For a more immersive experience, the campsite offers an excellent way to stay overnight. The park also features a dog run for pet owners and various play structures for children, making it a comprehensive destination for outdoor recreation.
The area surrounding the park is rich with natural beauty and various facilities. Many visitors combine a trip to the park with local sightseeing or an overnight camping trip. With on-site amenities like shops, food areas, and a dog run, the park itself serves as a complete destination for a day of leisure and exploration.

Due to the large scale of the park, we recommend wearing comfortable walking shoes and casual clothing. If you plan to use the campsite or rental bicycles, please check the specific requirements in advance. While there are shops and food areas on-site, please be mindful of park rules regarding prohibited items. For any photography intended for commercial or event purposes, prior application to the park office is required.