Summer 2023: Explore Tokyo's Sunflower Fields! Discover the Best Summer Attractions with the SEIBU 1Day Pass!
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(Photos are for reference only.) Discover the Kiyose Sunflower Festival, a breathtaking display of sunflowers just 50 minutes from Tokyo! Plus, don't miss the nearby Seibuen Amusement Park for even more excitement! Get ready for an unforgettable summer in Tokyo!
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Experience the beauty of Tokyo's sunflower fields, a must-see attraction during the hot summer season.
With the clear blue sky as a backdrop, the vibrant yellow sunflowers create a stunning sight, showcasing the essence of Japanese summer scenery.
In this article, we'll explore the sunflower fields and the nearby Seibuen Amusement Park, easily reachable from Tokyo with the convenient SEIBU 1Day Pass.
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Visit the GTN Haneda branch to get your SEIBU 1Day Pass.
・No reservation required, you can purchase it on the spot! (Sales hours: 10:00 AM to 8:00 PM)
・It can be used anytime within the expiration date written on the back (valid for one day from the date of activation).
Make sure to drop by when you arrive at Haneda Airport, the gateway to Tokyo!
Kiyose Sunflower Festival
The Kiyose Sunflower Festival is Tokyo's biggest sunflower event, attracting visitors from both Japan and abroad.
After a hiatus of four years due to the COVID-19 pandemic, it's finally back this year.
Spread across a sprawling 24,000 square meters of farmland, you'll witness a stunning display of approximately 100,000 sunflowers in full bloom. From July to August, people flock to Kiyose to marvel at this breathtaking sight.
In addition to the sunflowers, the festival offers exciting activities like photo contests and the chance to purchase fresh local vegetables and cut sunflowers from nearby fields.
If you're planning a trip to Japan in July, don't miss the opportunity to experience the beauty of these sunflowers firsthand.
Kiyose Sunflower Festival Overview
Event: Kiyose Sunflower Festival (in 2023, advance reservations required)
Dates: Saturday, July 22, 2023 - Sunday, July 30, 2023
Time: 9:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m. (last admission at 3:30 p.m.)
Address: Farmland in Shimokiyoto 3-chome district, Kiyose, Tokyo (Including Ishii Farm, Kodera Farm, etc.)
Access: Free shuttle bus available from Kiyose Station on the Seibu Ikebukuro Line. 3-minute walk from Shimo-Kiyoto Provisional Bus Stop
Admission: Free
Notes: Reservations required. Book in advance through the reservation website (Reservations accepted from July 1).
Visit the city website for details.
*The festival venue is on private property and not accessible outside the festival period.
It takes about 50 minutes from Ikebukuro Station in central Tokyo to the festival site in Kiyose by Seibu Line and bus, making it a must-see for sunflower enthusiasts and tourists.
Let's Explore Seibuen Amusement Park!
After admiring the sunflowers in Kiyose, make your way to Seibuen Amusement Park using the convenient SEIBU 1Day Pass.
It's a short journey of about 30-40 minutes from Kiyose Station, taking the Seibu Ikebukuro Line, Sayama Line, and Yamaguchi Lines.
With the SEIBU 1Day Pass, you have the freedom to ride the Seibu Lines (excluding the Tamagawa Line) from Ikebukuro Station to Kiyose Station, then onwards to Seibuen-yuenchi Station, and back to Ikebukuro Station all within a single day.
Make sure to grab your SEIBU 1Day Pass for a seamless adventure along this route!
Highlights of Seibuen Amusement Park
Seibuen Amusement Park is a reopened theme park that offers a delightful glimpse into the old-fashioned Japanese town life of the Showa Era. Immerse yourself in the charm of this era with entertaining shows and a variety of attractions.
Address: 2964 Yamaguchi, Tokorozawa, Saitama
Access: Located right next to Seibuen-yuenchi Station on the Seibu Railway Yamaguchi Line
Hours: Please refer to the official website for operating hours
Admission: 1-day leisure ticket - Adults 4,900 yen (tax included)
Children 3,600 yen (tax included)
Yuhino-Oka Shopping Street
Yuhino-Oka Shopping Street is another delightful attraction near the entrance of Seibuen Amusement Park.
Step into a vibrant world inspired by the 1960s, where every detail has been carefully recreated to transport you back in time to the Showa period. This bustling street captures the essence of the era, making you feel like you've truly traveled back in time.
While strolling through Yuhino-Oka Shopping Street, you can not only savor delicious food but also enjoy nostalgic games such as shooting games and "Challenge Ball". It's an opportunity to immerse yourself in the charm of the past and create lasting memories of a bygone era.
Let's Go! Leoland
Another exciting feature of Seibuen Amusement Park is its rides that bring characters from the Showa Era (1926-1989) to life.
From classic carousel rides to thrilling adventures on the pirate ship, you'll find a variety of attractions that you would expect in a typical amusement park.
Godzilla the Ride: The Great Monster Battle of the Supremes
Situated near the Yuhino-Oka Shopping Street, this ride is the star attraction of the newly renovated Seibuen Amusement Park.
Brace yourself as the seats shake vigorously in sync with the powerful visuals, delivering an exhilarating experience.
ou'll also find numerous other enjoyable spots to explore. Don't miss out on visiting them and experiencing them firsthand when you come to Japan.
Remember to obtain a SEIBU 1Day Pass before heading out to Kiyose and Seibuen.
*Please note that Godzilla the Ride: The Great Monster Battle of the Supremes will be temporarily suspended from July 14 to September 13, 2023. During this period, Ultraman the Ride: The Great Battle of the Century will be available for visitors to enjoy.
What is the SEIBU 1Day Pass?
This one-day pass allows foreign visitors to Japan to ride unlimited on the Seibu Line.
(To purchase this ticket, you must present your non-Japanese passport or residence card.)
One ticket allows unlimited travel on all Seibu Railway lines (except the Tamagawa Line).
Prices for the SEIBU 1Day Pass are 1,000 yen for adults and 500 yen for children (tax included), and the pass is only valid for the day of use.
*An additional fee is required when boarding limited express trains.
How to Purchase:
There are three convenient ways to get your hands on this pass:
1. Online Booking: Visit the official website to book your pass online. Once booked, you can exchange your booking confirmation for an actual ticket at the Seibu Tourist Information Center in Ikebukuro.
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2. Magnetic Ticket: If you prefer, you can purchase a magnetic ticket at designated locations after arriving in Japan. These tickets are available at the Seibu Tourist Information Center in Ikebukuro, the Ikebukuro Station Limited Express Ticket Office (1F, basement), and the Seibu Shinjuku Station Limited Express Ticket Office.
3. Paper Ticket: Another option is to purchase a paper ticket at the GTN Haneda Airport Garden Branch after entering Japan.
Notes:
- Paper ticket: It is valid for one day within the indicated validity period on the back of the ticket.
To use it, simply show the ticket to the staff at the ticket gate or open counter when entering or exiting the station.
- Magnetic tickets: These tickets are only valid on the day of purchase.
If you are at a station with automatic ticket gates, simply pass through the automatic gate to use your ticket.
Come visit the GTN Haneda Airport Garden Branch when you arrive at Haneda Airport!
At GTN Haneda Airport Garden Branch, you can purchase tickets immediately upon arrival at Haneda Airport.
In addition to the SEIBU 1Day Pass, we offer a range of other services tailored to tourists visiting Japan. These include options for mobile SIM cards, eSIM cards, rental Wi-Fi devices, and assistance with tour arrangements.
Please stop by when you arrive at Haneda Airport.
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