Sanuki Manno Park
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Basic information
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| Address | 4243-12 Yoshino, Manno Town, Nakatado-gun, Kagawa 766-0023 |
| Access | Approximately 15 minutes by cab from JR Kotohira Station. Approximately 15 minutes by cab from Kotohira Station or Okada Station of Takamatsu Kotohira Electric Railway. |
| Phone | TEL 0877-79-1700（Manno Park Management Center） |
| Website | Japanese Website English Website Chinese website (Traditional) |
| Recommended flowers | Nemophila: mid-April to early May |
| Highlights | Sanuki Manno Park is the only national park in the Shikoku region. In the vast flower fields here, seasonal flowers such as plum blossoms, rape blossoms, cherry blossoms, tulips, nemophila, sunflowers, kochia, cosmos, and Christmas roses are in bloom throughout the year. Sometimes, the view of the nemophila flowers in bloom is spectacular. Illuminations are also popular in winter. |
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Guide to Enjoyment
Sanuki Mannou National Government Park, nestled in Kagawa Prefecture, is one of the largest national parks in Japan. It offers a delightful combination of well-maintained gardens, recreational facilities, and particularly, a mesmerizing expanse of Nemophila flowers.
Introduction to Sanuki Mannou Park
Covering over 350 hectares, Sanuki Mannou Park is an epitome of nature’s serenity. Designed with varied themes across its vast space, visitors can enjoy the park’s harmonious blend of natural landscapes and artfully cultivated gardens.
Nemophila Delight
In spring, the park is adorned with a breathtaking carpet of blue as the Nemophila flowers, also known as “Baby Blue Eyes,” bloom in full splendor. The vast fields of these azure blossoms under the vast sky offer a surreal and dreamy atmosphere.
Highlights of the Nemophila Season
Seamless Blue Carpet
– The gently rolling hills of the park covered in Nemophila create a panoramic view that seems to merge with the sky at the horizon.
Walking Amidst the Blossoms
– Carefully laid paths allow visitors to walk amidst this sea of blue, offering close-up views and ample photo opportunities.
Visitor’s Guide
Reaching Sanuki Mannou Park
The park is conveniently accessible by car and public transport from major areas within Kagawa Prefecture.
Exploring the Park
Beyond the Nemophila fields, the park is equipped with recreational facilities, children’s play areas, and serene spots by the lake, making it suitable for visitors of all ages.
Nearby Attractions
Mannou Lake
– Adjacent to the park, this is the largest freshwater lake in Kagawa Prefecture, offering boat rides and serene views.
Local Culinary Delights
– Kagawa is famous for its “Sanuki Udon.” Visitors should not miss trying this local noodle delicacy available at various eateries around the park.
