Overview
A park in Funabashi modelled on the Danish landscape, with windmills and flower beds.
About this place
Funabashi Andersen Park is a comprehensive park in Funabashi, Chiba Prefecture. In TripAdvisor's Travelers' Choice Popular Tourist Spots in the World 2015, in the theme park category, it ranked third in Japan after Tokyo Disneyland and Tokyo DisneySea. In 2015 (Heisei 27) it recorded more than 900,000 visitors a year. It has been selected as one of the 500 Attractions of Boso as a famous spot.
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・December-January, April: Tulips ・December-April: Pansies, violas ・February-March: Christmas roses ・February-April: Daffodils ・March-April: Cherry blossoms (Kanhizakura, Kawazuzakura, Somei-Yoshino, weeping cherry, double-flowered cherry, etc.) ・April-May: Peonies, handkerchief trees ・May-June: Roses ・June-July: Lavender, hydrangeas ・July-August: Sunflowers, begonias ・September: Lantana, impatiens ・October: Cosmos, tuberous begonias ・November-December: Autumn leaves, tree dahlias [Foreign-language brochures] English, Chinese (Simplified) (Traditional), Korean
Source maruchiba.jp ↗Official website
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Source park-funabashi.or.jp ↗Before you go
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