Special feature on famous sunflower spots in Mie Prefecture! Introducing famous sunflower spots that you can enjoy from July to August [2024 Edition]

The scenery heralding the arrival of summer is now visible in Shima.
ShimaCity Tourist Farm is famous for Nemophila in the spring, but you can also enjoy the sunflower field in the summer.
Please note that the best time to see flowers and the event period may change due to weather conditions during the opening period.

ASPIATamaki Sunflower Field is managed by the agricultural produce direct sales store "Furusato Aji Kobo Agri." This year, the 22-acre field is filled with sunflowers.
The flowers are expected to start blooming at the end of June, with the best viewing time expected to be in early July (depending on the weather).

Sunflowers bloom in a field on the south side of JR Seki Station that covers approximately 22,000 square meters.
Individuals sow sunflower and cosmos seeds every year.
KameyamaCity Tourism Association told me that they sowed sunflower seeds this year. I'm already looking forward to seeing how it turns out.
*The image is from 2018.

Totome no Sato Kazushi, a base for welfare, health, and education activities, is located in TsuCity where nature and the romance of Manyo are in the air.
This facility consists of a health and welfare facility where everyone in the community can live with peace of mind, a library where you can read and study in a lush natural environment, and a bathing facility (Isshi Onsen Yasuragi) that uses abundant hot water and high-quality hot springs. In addition to the hot springs (hot springs), there is also a putting golf course and a park outside where you can relax and get in touch with nature.
Sunflowers bloom in summer and cosmos bloom in autumn.

Along the railroad tracks of Mihata Meihan Land near Mihata Shrine in NabariCity Mie Prefecture, sunflowers tended by members of the Mihata Town Planning Council are blooming vigorously.
*There are fewer flowers this year than usual.

The sunflower field was developed by the Kami-ku Resource and Environmental Conservation Project, an organization that receives the Multifunctionality Payment Subsidy, by utilizing unused farmland. The best time to see the sunflowers in 2024 is expected to be early August.
Location: 85 Nishitoyohamacho, IseCity (approximately 800㎡)