Weeping plum blossoms in full bloom in the plum garden ♪ Check out the fantastic illumination! Introducing KuwanaCity [Nabananosato Weeping Plum Festival]♪

Nabana no Sato's Weeping Plum Festival is held in early February, when the white and red plums are Nabananosato, and the weeping plums bloom.
There are approximately 330 weeping plum trees in the approximately 3,000 tsubo plum garden, which can be enjoyed from late February to mid-March every year.

As of February 18, 2024, it will bloom for 6 to 7 minutes and will soon be at its peak 🌸

There are mainly weeping plum trees that are over 40 to 50 years old, but there are also old plum trees that are over 120 and 140 years old, and they are in full bloom.

This year's plum garden will be open to the public from February 3rd (Friday)!Light-up will also be held♪

*The inside of the plum garden is easily accessible for wheelchairs and strollers, so you can visit with confidence.
*This photo is taken from a previous article.

The scent of plum blossoms spreads throughout the plum garden, and the scent of weeping plums with their glossy pale pink flowers is said to be strong in the night...! Nabananosato is a valuable spot where you can enjoy viewing plum blossoms at night.
You can take a walk surrounded by flowers on the path inside the plum garden. Please enjoy taking photos with the weeping plums in the background.

Please note that this year's illumination period will be determined by the blooming situation, so please check here for details.

Also, Japanese daffodils bloom in the plum garden, so when I visited previously, I was able to enjoy a lovely collaboration with the weeping plums! It seems that the Japanese daffodils are starting to bloom a little earlier this year, so I think we'll be able to admire them together when the weeping plums start blooming.

Along with the "Nabananosato Illumination" event, you can also enjoy the illuminations at night.

*The second photo is taken from a previous article.

●Location
270 Komae Urushibatake KuwanaCity nagashima, Kuwana, Mie Prefecture

●Business hours
Weekdays 10:00-21:00 (restaurant LO 20:30)
Saturdays, Sundays, and holidays 10:00-22:00 (restaurant LO 21:00)
*Admission will be accepted until 30 minutes before closing.

●Entrance fee
Elementary school students and above 2,500 yen (includes 1,000 yen worth of coupons)
*Free for children under elementary school age

●Access
・For those coming by car
Approximately 10 minutes from nagashima IC on the Higashi-Meihan Expressway
Approximately 10 minutes from Isewangan Expressway "Wangan nagashima IC"
・For those coming by public transportation
Illumination period: Approximately 10 minutes by Mie Kotsu direct access bus from Kintetsu nagashima Station and get off at Nabananosato
*Kuwana bus service is suspended during the illumination period.

●Contact information
Nabananosato
0594-41-0787

●Official HP
here

*Business hours and business conditions may change without notice depending on the situation or due to bad weather, so please check the website before going out.
*Please note that if there are a large number of people waiting for the final reception at the restaurant, entry may be closed earlier than the last order time.
(Example: If the waiting time is 2 hours, the final reception will be made 2 hours earlier)

*This photo is taken from a previous article.

At Nabananosato, you can enjoy the collaboration of weeping plums and Japanese daffodils, as well as light-ups and illuminations.

Couples, spouses, families...please relax and enjoy your meal from daytime to night♪

In the report article below, we will be proud of the world! Introducing all the famous weeping plum blossom spots in north-central Mie Prefecture ◎
We have put together information on the spectacular plum gardens in the prefecture, including the Nabana Nabananosato plum garden, so please take a look!