Kinchakuda Higanbana Park
A flat of about 500 metres across, made by a bend in the Koma River. The name comes from its purse-like shape. Known for red spider lilies in autumn.
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A flat of about 500 metres across, made by a bend in the Koma River. The name comes from its purse-like shape. Known for red spider lilies in autumn.
The floating castle that withstood Ishida Mitsunari's water attack, the model for the film The Floating Castle.
A picture drawn in a paddy with rice of four colours. About 1,000 people take part in the planting.
The Tsuki River turns through 180 degrees, leaving a peninsula of land. The name comes from a likeness to Arashiyama in Kyoto.
The first national park of its kind in Japan, laid out to mark a century since the Meiji Restoration. 304 hectares.
A riverside play area 15 minutes' walk from the station, under the red Wariiwa bridge. Gear can be hired from nearby shops.
Buildings modelled on Nordic fairy tales stand about the grounds. The light-up is currently suspended.
In Angyo, a nursery district of some 400 years. Buy trees raised by local growers in the traditional way.
A visitor hub beside the Kamisato smart interchange, gathering a farm stand, a patisserie and a strawberry farm.
A park along Sailake, a regulating basin of the Arakawa. Grassland where primroses bloom has been restored.
A 10.2-hectare roadside station with a farm stand, fields and a barbecue ground.
A station under the banner of handmade paper and organic farming, with hands-on paper making, fans and paper lanterns.
From the hilltop you see Mount Akagi and Mount Haruna. Moss phlox in spring, sunflowers in summer, marigolds in autumn.
Partway up 299-metre Mount Sengen, with a roller slide 203 metres long.
Lawns and large wooden play structures. Moss phlox in spring, irises in June. You can fish in the Koaidameoi.
A park of about 158,000 square metres with 22 kinds of field athletics.
Built between 1937 and 1940, the largest artificial still-water course in Japan and the rowing venue of the Tokyo Olympics.
High ground known for its moss phlox hill and its cherry trees, with the Mount Buko museum and the Yamato Art Museum.
About twelve million poppies on a slope 500 metres above sea level.
Some 1,000 Somei-Yoshino cherries along a kilometre of the Gongendo embankment in Satte, set above rape flowers below the bank.
A centre on the theme of farming, with a farm stand, a cafe and a herb garden of about 100 species.
Opened in April 2022. A motorway rest stop joined to the city's Iina Park Kawaguchi.
A park at Teraya, where flower growing in Konosu began. Some 40,000 tulips bloom in spring.
A park laid out from the moat and marsh of Oshi Castle, with a public square, a garden and a koi pond.