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"Fuji no Hana Monogatari" is the most famous event at "Ashikaga Flower Park" located in Ashikaga City, Tochigi Prefecture. You can enjoy more than 350 wisteria flowers, and they will be illuminated at night during the event. In this article, we will deliver the latest information on "Fuji no Hana Mo...
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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.
About the event period
The event period is from April 13th (Saturday) to May 15th (Wednesday) .
The illumination period is from April 20th (Sat) to May 12th (Sun) . (As of March, 2024)
* The period may change depending on the flower blooming situation .
We will update you if there are any changes.
business hours
April 13th (Sat) - April 19th (Fri) 8:00-18:00
April 20th (Sat) - May 6th (Mon) 7:00-21:00
May 7th (Tue) - May 12th (Sun) 8:00-20:30
(as of March, 2024)
*Business hours may change depending on the flower blooming situation.
About admission fee
The admission fee for Ashikaga Flower Park varies depending on the blooming status of the flowers in the park.
One-day tickets are 1,000 to 2,200 yen for adults (junior high school students and older) and 500 to 1,100 yen for children (4 years old to elementary school students).
Evening tickets, which go on sale from 5:30 pm, are about 200 yen cheaper than single-day tickets.
Entrance fees for the day will be announced on the official website before the park opens each day.
A rose light-up will also be held!
A rose light-up will also be held from May 13th (Monday) to May 26th (Sunday).
The garden is filled with about 2,500 roses of 500 varieties, creating an elegant and luxurious scenery.
This is last year's illumination. You can even feel the mellow scent of roses from the photo!
in conclusion
Why not enjoy wisteria at Ashikaga Flower Park this spring?
For inquiries, please call (+81-284-91-4939) or contact "info@ashikaga.co.jp". (English or Chinese, either is fine)
We are looking forward to seeing you all!
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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