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Basic information
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| Address | Aza-Hama-Koshimizu, Koshimizu-cho, Shari-gun, Hokkaido, 099-3452 Japan |
| Access | 30 minutes by bus from Abashiri Station |
| Phone | 0152-63-4187 |
| Website | Japanese Website |
| Recommended flowers | Ezo lily of the valley, Hamanasu (Japanese rose): mid-June to late July |
| Highlights | Koshimizu Wild Flower Garden is a natural flower garden. It is a beautiful grassland, the original beauty of Hokkaido, where 200 kinds of flowers bloom throughout the year, and in early summer, hama-nasu (Japanese rose) and ezo-kisuge (daylily) bloom, offering a typical Hokkaido scene. The park’s information center, “HANA,” displays photographs of the four seasons and other scenery. |
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Guide to Enjoyment
Introduction to Koshimizu Natural Flower Garden, Hokkaido
Perched along the coast of the Okhotsk Sea, Koshimizu Natural Flower Garden is a testament to Hokkaido’s unspoiled beauty. This coastal wildflower garden boasts a diverse array of flora, set against the backdrop of serene sea vistas.
Koshimizu Natural Flower Garden: A Coastal Botanical Haven
Spanning over 275 hectares, this garden is home to a plethora of native plants. Depending on the season, visitors are treated to varying blooms, each painting the landscape with its unique hue and charm.
Seasonal Blooms to Admire
Spring’s Arrival
– Witness the emergence of skunk cabbages and marsh violets, signaling the end of winter’s grip.
Summer’s Bounty
– The garden is awash with color, from Siberian lilies to Japanese roses.
Autumn’s Transition
– As temperatures drop, the foliage transforms, offering a warm palette of colors.
Visitor’s Guide
Reaching Koshimizu Natural Flower Garden
Located conveniently between Abashiri and Shari, the garden can be accessed by train, alighting at Koshimizu Station. From there, it’s a brief journey to the garden, with the path offering scenic views of the surroundings.
Exploring the Garden
Walking trails are laid out, guiding visitors through different sections of the garden. Observation decks offer panoramic views, perfect for capturing the beauty of the sea and the blooms.
Attractions Nearby
Abashiri Drift Ice Museum
– Learn about the fascinating phenomenon of drift ice that affects the Okhotsk Sea during winter.
Shiretoko National Park
– A UNESCO World Heritage site, this park is known for its biodiversity and breathtaking landscapes.
Notoro Cape
– A picturesque spot known for its lighthouse and panoramic views of the Okhotsk Sea.
