Kuju Flower Park
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Basic information
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| Address | 4050 Oaza Kusumi, Kusumi-cho, Takeda-shi, Oita-ken, Japan 878-0201 |
| Access | Approximately 1 hour drive from Oita City. 30 minutes drive from JR Bungo Taketa Station. Approximately 20 minutes by car from Kurokawa Onsen Hot Spring. |
| Phone | TEL 0974761422 |
| Website | Japanese Website |
| Recommended flowers | Nemophila: May |
| Highlights | Kujyu Flower Park is a vast flower park located in Aso Kujyu National Park. Located on a highland plateau overlooking the Kujyu mountain range and the mountains of Aso, it is cooler and more refreshing than the flatlands. Five million flowers of 500 varieties bloom throughout the year. The park also has a general store and a store specializing in gelato. Camping is also available. The best months to visit are May and October, when you can enjoy vast fields of nemophila and poppies; in October, cosmos, begonias, and marigolds can be seen. The plateau has few artificial lights, so you can enjoy a wonderful starry sky at night. |
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Guide to Enjoyment
Kuju Flower Park, nestled in the scenic landscapes of Oita Prefecture, is a botanical paradise where flowers bloom in harmony across its vast grounds. As one of the largest flower parks in Japan, it offers a mesmerizing experience, with flower fields stretching across the foothills of the Kuju Mountain Range.
Introduction to Kuju Flower Park
Spread over approximately 49 acres, Kuju Flower Park provides a sensory feast with its rotating seasonal flower displays. The park is meticulously designed to ensure continuous blooms throughout the seasons, ensuring a colorful experience no matter when you visit.
Seasonal Flower Extravaganza
Each season brings a new palette of colors to the park, from vibrant tulips in spring to serene lavender fields in early summer and vivid cosmos in autumn.
Highlights of the Flower Seasons
Spring Symphony
– The park comes alive with tulips, pansies, and violas, creating a vibrant patchwork of colors.
Summer Serenade
– Lavender fields dominate the landscape, accompanied by sunflowers and lilies. The gentle fragrance of lavender fills the air, providing a calming atmosphere.
Autumn Aria
– Cosmos, salvia, and dahlias bring a warm hue to the park, reflecting the essence of autumn.
Visitor’s Guide
Reaching Kuju Flower Park
Located in the Kuju area of Oita Prefecture, the park is easily accessible by car and offers ample parking. There are also bus services from nearby cities to the park.
Exploring the Park
The park features multiple walking paths, allowing visitors to wander and explore the various flower fields. There are also viewing platforms offering panoramic views of the blossoms set against the backdrop of the Kuju Mountains.
Nearby Attractions
Kuju Mountain Range
– Ideal for hiking and nature walks, offering breathtaking vistas of the surrounding landscapes.
Oita’s Onsen Towns
– Oita Prefecture is famous for its hot springs, and a visit to nearby onsen towns like Beppu or Yufuin provides a perfect end to a day of floral exploration.
