Hokuryu Sunflower Village
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| Address | 143-2, Aza Itaya, Hokuryu-cho, Amaryu-gun, Hokkaido, 078-2511, Japan |
| Access | Approximately 100 to 120 minutes from Sapporo Station by car, 60 to 70 minutes from Asahikawa Station by car |
| Phone | ０１６４ー３４ー２０８２ |
| Website | Japanese Website |
| Recommended flowers | Sunflowers: Best time to see them is late July to early August. |
| Highlights | Hokuryu Sunflower Village (Hokuryu-cho Himawari no sato) is one of the largest sunflower fields in Japan, with 1.5 million sunflowers in bloom. During the blooming period, a maze is set up in the sunflower field. |
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Introduction to Hokuryu’s Sunflower Village, Hokkaido
Located in the town of Hokuryu, the Sunflower Village, locally known as “Himawari no Sato,” stands as one of Japan’s largest sunflower fields. Every summer, this village transforms into a golden sea, with over a million sunflowers stretching towards the sky.
Hokuryu’s Sunflower Village: A Sunlit Spectacle
The sheer expanse of sunflower fields, paired with the radiant blooms, offers a sight that is both invigorating and soothing. As the sunflowers sway with the breeze, they create a mesmerizing dance of shadows and light.
Peak Blooming Season
Golden Summers
– Typically, from late July to mid-August, the sunflowers are in full bloom, turning the village into a radiant spectacle.
Visitor’s Guide
Reaching Hokuryu’s Sunflower Village
The village is a scenic drive from central Sapporo, with the journey offering glimpses of Hokkaido’s tranquil countryside.
Experiences to Cherish
Visitors can meander through the fields, capturing picturesque moments, or ascend the observation platform for a panoramic view of the golden expanse. The village also hosts the annual Sunflower Festival, featuring local foods, crafts, and entertainment.
Attractions in the Vicinity
Hokuryu Onsen
– After a day amidst the sunflowers, unwind at the local hot spring, letting the therapeutic waters rejuvenate you.
Uryu-numa Marsh
– A serene wetland area, perfect for nature walks and birdwatching.
Ishikari River
– Experience the calmness of one of Hokkaido’s major rivers, either by taking a leisurely stroll or indulging in some fishing.
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