Ueno Farm (Hokkaido) ★★★★☆ A world like in a picture book! Open from late April to mid-October.

Ueno Farm

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Address 16-186-2 Nagayama-cho, Asahikawa-shi, Hokkaido 079-8431, Japan
Access 15 minutes on foot from Sakuraoka Station on the JR Ishihoku Line, 10 minutes by cab from Nagayama Station on the JR Soya Line. 20 minutes by car from Asahikawa Kita IC, 40 minutes by car from Asahikawa Airport.
Phone TEL 0166-47-8741
Website Japanse Website
Business Hours Late April to mid-October (10:00-17:00, no holidays)
Highlights It is an English-style garden (since 1906) that makes use of Hokkaido’s plants and flowers. You can also enjoy dishes and desserts made with local ingredients at the café.

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Ueno Farm

Ueno Farm

Ueno Farm

Guide to Enjoyment

Introduction to Ueno Farm, Hokkaido

Situated in Asahikawa, Ueno Farm is a meticulously designed garden that captures the essence of Hokkaido’s natural beauty. Originally a family farm, it was transformed by Sayuki Ueno, a self-taught gardener, into the tranquil oasis it is today.

Ueno Farm: A Tapestry of Flora

The garden is a delightful blend of Western garden concepts and Hokkaido’s native plants. Each section is thoughtfully designed to represent different thematic areas, from serene water gardens to vibrant flowerbeds.

Garden Highlights

Western-Style Garden Beds

– A showcase of diverse flowers and plants harmoniously blended in a Western design ethos.

Nostalgic Japanese Scenery

– Reflecting the landscape of old Japanese rural areas, this section evokes a deep sense of nostalgia.

Forest of Native Trees

– Wander amidst Hokkaido’s indigenous trees, enjoying the calmness they exude.

Visitor’s Guide

Reaching Ueno Farm

Located conveniently in Asahikawa, Ueno Farm can be accessed by public transport or car. The journey offers a glimpse of the urban and rural blend that defines Asahikawa.

Dining at the Garden

The Garden Cafe ‘Yuca’ lets visitors savor delectable dishes prepared with locally sourced ingredients, complementing the overall Ueno Farm experience.

Nearby Attractions

Asahikawa Zoo

– One of Japan’s most famous zoos, known for its innovative enclosures and commitment to animal well-being.

Asahikawa Museum of Sculpture

– Dedicated to sculptor Toko Tokunaga, this museum is a treat for art lovers.

Otokoyama Sake Brewery

– Delve into the world of Japanese sake, sampling some of the finest brews and learning about the intricate brewing process.

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