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How to get to Ashikaga Flower Park from Tokyo?
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There are ways to get to Ashikaga Flower Park from Tokyo by Shinkansen, train, and car. We will summarize the time required, fees, benefits, and precautions for each option. Find the transportation method that suits your travel style!
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- Where is Ashikaga Flower Park?
- Access by train
- Access by car
- Find the transportation method that suits your travel style!
Where is Ashikaga Flower Park?
Ashikaga Flower Park is located in Ashikaga City, located in the southwestern part of Tochigi Prefecture.
You can enjoy attractive plants and events throughout the year, including the large wisteria that was selected as one of the ``Top 10 Dream Travel Destinations in the World'' by CNN, and the winter illuminations that were selected as one of Japan's top three illuminations.
Access by train
Nearest station to Ashikaga Flower Park
The nearest station to Ashikaga Flower Park is Ashikaga Flower Park Station on the JR Ryomo Line .
When you get off the station, the park is right in front of you!
It takes about 3 minutes to walk to the entrance. The station has stairs and ramps.
How to get there from Tokyo Station by Shinkansen (for those looking for comfortable transportation)
The easiest way to get there is to take the JR Tohoku Shinkansen and get off at Oyama Station, then transfer to the JR Ryomo Line . It is very easy to access, requiring only one transfer and approximately 90 minutes.
Shinkansen tickets can be purchased at places such as ``Midori no Madoguchi.''
The price for reserved seats in regular cars varies depending on the season, but it costs 2,410 yen per adult one way.
A one-way ticket from Oyama Station to Ashikaga Flower Park Station costs 590 yen per adult. (As of December 2023)
Additionally, for customers who want to travel around the Kanto and Tohoku areas, we recommend using the JR EAST PASS, which offers unlimited rides for 5 days.
*Click here for details on how to purchase Shinkansen tickets.
*Please check here for details on JR EAST PASS.
How to get there by train from Shinjuku Station (for those who want to enjoy a leisurely journey)
For those who want to travel more cheaply and easily, we recommend using JR conventional lines.
At approximately 2,000 yen per adult one way, it is the cheapest means of transportation, making it easier to plan your trip.
Take the JR Utsunomiya Line or JR Shonan-Shinjuku Line from Shinjuku Station and get off at Oyama Station, then transfer to the JR Ryomo Line .
The time required is approximately 1 hour 30 minutes to 2 hours. It's perfect for enjoying a leisurely journey while looking at the scenery from the window.
*Please check here for the Shinjuku Station timetable.
How to access from Ashikaga Flower Park Station
Ashikaga Flower Park has two entrances: the front gate and the west gate.
The signboard at the bottom of the station stairs will tell you which gate is open, so follow the signs and head for the gate.
Access by car
There are four interchanges around Ashikaga Flower Park, each located within 20 minutes. Access from each interchange is as follows.
[Tohoku Expressway]
"Sano Fujioka IC" : National Route 50 towards Maebashi/Ashikaga (approx. 20 minutes)
[Kitakanto Expressway]
"Sano Tanuma IC" : Via Prefectural Route 16, proceed on Prefectural Route 67 towards Ashikaga (approx. 17 minutes)
"Ota Kiryu IC" : Via National Route 122, proceed to National Route 50 towards Ashikaga/Oyama (approx. 25 minutes)
"Ashikaga IC" : Via National Route 293, proceed to Prefectural Route 67 towards Sano (approx. 20 minutes)
"Izuruhara Smart IC" : Prefectural Route 175 towards Ashikaga (approx. 15 minutes)
Please click here for a map of Ashikaga Flower Park.
Be careful of traffic regulations when accessing by car!
During the "Fuji no Hana Monogatari" period, traffic restrictions will be implemented around Ashikaga Flower Park.
Information on regulations will be posted on the official website , so be sure to check it frequently!
Find the transportation method that suits your travel style!
As introduced above, there are several ways to travel from Tokyo to Ashikaga Flower Park, including the Shinkansen, conventional trains, and cars.
Those who value comfort and time should take the Shinkansen, those who want to keep costs low and enjoy the view from the train window should take the JR conventional line, and those who want to enjoy the freedom of driving without worrying about time should go by car. Recommended.
We look forward to your visit.
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Tochigi
Ashikaga Flower Park is a flower and light paradise located in the southern part of Tochigi Prefecture. 90 minutes by car from the metropolitan area, and 90 minutes to sightseeing spots such as Nikko, Kinugawa Onsen, and Ikaho Onsen, making it extremely convenient to access. In the garden of about 100,000 square meters, the year is divided into 8 stages, and you can enjoy the flowers that are the main characters of each season. The symbol of the garden is the 160-year-old large wisteria tree, which covers approximately 1,000 square meters. From mid-April to mid-May, when the wisteria are in full bloom, an event called "Fuji no Hana Monogatari" will be held, and the area will be lit up at night. Every year from mid-October to mid-February, the illumination "Light Flower Garden" is held. The grand scale of the illumination, which has been certified as one of Japan's top three illuminations, and the work with the motif of flowers expressed with light create a fantastic world.
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