Sayo-cho Nanko Sunflower Field (Hyogo Pref.)★★★☆☆ Mid-July to early August More than 1 million sunflowers bloom

Nanko sunflower fields

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Basic information

*The map and photos above show the Nanko Sports Park. In reality, sunflower fields are located in many areas of the Nanko region. Please note that the information and photos shown here may not be up-to-date, so please be sure to check before you leave.

Address Around Nanko Sports Park, 839 Hayashizaki, Sayo-cho, Sayo-gun, Hyogo 679-5213, Japan
Access Approximately 20 minutes on foot or 5 minutes by cab from JR Harima-Tokuhisa Station.
Phone TEL 0790-82-0670(Sayo Town Tourist Association)
Website Japanese Website
Recommended flowers Sunflowers: mid-July to early August
Highlights The Nanko district of Sayo Town, Hyogo Prefecture, is known as the home of sunflowers. In this area, sunflower fields are open to the public every summer at various locations. The number of sunflowers totals more than 1 million, and they are systematically cultivated so that they bloom from mid-July to mid-August at some field. A maze will also be set up in the sunflower fields.

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Nanko sunflower fields

Nanko sunflower fields

Nanko sunflower fields

Nanko sunflower fields

Guide to Enjoyment

Introduction to Nanko Sunflower Field

Nanko Sunflower Field is a testament to nature’s bounty and beauty. Set in the serene surroundings of Sayo Town, the vast expanse of this sunflower field offers an uplifting experience as visitors are surrounded by the vibrant yellow of thousands of sunflowers swaying in the summer breeze.

Sunflower Season’s Brilliance

During its peak, usually around mid to late July, the sunflower field stands as a glowing tribute to summer.

Highlights of the Sunflower Season

Golden Waves

– The uniform height and dense planting of the sunflowers create an impression of a golden wave, especially when a breeze flows through.

Photo Spots

– The field offers several dedicated photo spots, perfect for capturing memorable moments amidst the sunflower blooms.

Visitor’s Guide

Reaching Nanko Sunflower Field

The field is easily accessible by car, with parking facilities available for visitors. Public transportation options also connect major cities to Sayo Town.

Exploring the Field

Visitors can meander through the carefully laid paths in the field, immerse themselves in the dense sunflower clusters, and enjoy the panoramic views the field has to offer.

Nearby Attractions

Sayo Wind Farm

– Located close to the sunflower field, this wind farm with its towering wind turbines offers a contrasting modern aesthetic against the natural beauty of the region.

Local Culinary Delights

– Sayo Town and its surrounding regions offer a range of local dishes, allowing visitors to indulge in authentic Japanese cuisine.

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