Mishima Shibazakura garden
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Basic information
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| Address | 51 Aza-Asahi, Kutchan-cho, Abuta-gun, Hokkaido 044-0083, Japan |
| Access | 15 min. walk from JR Kutchan Station |
| Website | Japanese Website |
| Recommended flowers | Moss Phlox: best viewing time is end of May to beginning of June |
| Highlights | This area is famous in Niseko as a famous place for its Moss Phlox. Farmers open their farms to the public for tourists. |
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Guide to Enjoyment
Introduction to Mishima Shibazakura Garden, Hokkaido
Situated in Kutchan town, Mishima Shibazakura Garden is a delightful escape into a world of pink. The garden, known for its vast fields of shibazakura (moss phlox), provides a vibrant contrast to the snowy peaks of the nearby Mount Yotei.
Mishima Shibazakura Garden: A Pink Paradise
Every spring, the garden comes alive with a vivid carpet of pink, white, and purple moss phlox flowers. The view, with the majestic Mount Yotei in the background, is nothing short of breathtaking.
Best Time to Visit
Spring’s Splendor
– Late April to early June marks the peak blooming season for shibazakura, making it the ideal time to visit.
Visitor’s Guide
Reaching Mishima Shibazakura Garden
The garden is easily accessible from Kutchan Station. A short drive or bus ride will take visitors straight to this floral haven.
Exploring the Garden
Visitors can leisurely walk along the pathways, soaking in the vibrant hues and the serene atmosphere. Strategically placed viewpoints offer panoramic shots of the garden with Mount Yotei looming in the distance.
Attractions Nearby
Niseko
– Known for its ski resorts, Niseko offers a range of outdoor activities and hot springs.
Mount Yotei
– Often referred to as “Hokkaido’s Mount Fuji,” it’s a popular spot for hiking and offers stunning views from its summit.
Shu Ogawara Museum of Art
– Located in Kutchan, this museum celebrates the works of the renowned Japanese painter, Shu Ogawara.
