Special feature on famous tulip spots in Mie Prefecture! We will introduce famous tulip spots that can be enjoyed from March to April. [2024 edition]
掲載日:2024.01.17
Tulips are a typical flower that blooms in spring!
We will introduce recommended spots in Mie Prefecture where colorful tulips are in full bloom: red, white, and yellow.
The tulip festival at Nabananosato is a popular annual event that attracts many people from inside and outside the prefecture.
At Matsusaka Agricultural Park BellFarm, you can see a variety of spring flowers including tulips. Recommended for families as there is play equipment for children.
We will introduce recommended spots where you can enjoy tulips in Mie Prefecture ♪
*Photos posted were taken before 2023.
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Matsusaka Agricultural Park BellFarm (MatsusakaCity)
As of January 11, 2024, winter-blooming tulips are blooming!
In 2024, a total of 1,800 bulbs of three varieties, White Prince, Sunny Prince, and Candy Prince, will be planted throughout the garden!
It is an agricultural park with a vast site of approximately 23 hectares, including a plaza, pond, farm, and garden, where you can fully enjoy the nature of Matsusaka.
The main attraction is the English garden (approximately 1.4 hectares in area), which has a variety of faces throughout the four seasons. In spring, you can enjoy tulips and daffodils.
You can also enjoy shopping and dining on site.
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Nabananosato Tulip Festival (KuwanaCity)
Nabananosato 's annual spring flower festival. The tulip flower bed, one of the largest in Japan, is popular.
Night illumination will be held according to the flowering situation.
Hana Hiroba, one of the largest flower gardens in Japan, is located within the village and is in full bloom with approximately 1.8 million tulips from mid-March to mid-April. You can see a dynamic tulip garden with mainly red, white, and yellow colors.
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Expected to bloom around late March 2024
Interview report: I went to Nabananosato Sato Tulip Festival!
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