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A park on a cape in Bungotakada, with flower fields and works of contemporary art.
About this place
A cape jutting into Suo-nada Sea at the tip of the Kunisaki Peninsula in Mimi, Bungotakada. Flowers bloom somewhere all year round, and art works, including works by Yoko Ono, are scattered across the grounds. At the flower park, 27 million rapeseed flowers bloom in spring and sunflowers in summer. At Hana Kitchen fiore, looking out over the sea, menu items use oil from rapeseed flowers and sunflowers harvested in the flower fields.
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