Hanano Mori 48 Takiyama Wildflower Garden

Hanano Mori Yonjuuhachitaki Sannosouen is a tourist spot located within a natural park. It's attractive due to the countless small and large waterfalls that captivate visitors with their beauty. The walking paths are paved and wheelchair accessible, allowing visitors to experience the beautiful nature while listening to the sound of the waterfalls. There are also nearby mountains such as Anbouyama and Inawashiroyama, where you can enjoy hiking and hot springs. Seasonal flowers such as frogs and sasayuri are also a must-see. Please come and visit!

Hanano Mori Yaso Koen is a garden where you can enjoy beautiful flowers throughout the seasons. Approximately 150,000 kuroso (spring ephemeral plants), 15,000 sasayuri (Japanese skunk cabbage), hydrangeas, and more are in full bloom. You're sure to refresh your mind and body in a space surrounded by nature! In addition, woodwork made from fallen trees is also sold. Admission is 300 yen for adults and 100 yen for elementary school students, and parking is free. The flowering season varies every year, so it's necessary to check in advance, but it's worth a visit!

Hanano Mori Yotsuyataki Wildflower Garden is a tourist spot located in Takayama City within a natural park. Especially from late May to mid-June, the blooming of the Kuroyuri Lily is at its peak, making it known as a healing space. You can also enjoy a stroll while listening to the chirping of small birds, with about 20,000 Sasayuri lilies in full bloom. In addition, there are also nearby mountains such as Anbo and Inokura, where you can enjoy hot springs while hiking. Admission is 300 yen for adults and 100 yen for elementary school students, and the park is open from 8:00 am to 5:00 pm.

The Yaso Botanical Garden Hananomori 48 Waterfalls is a tourist spot located within a natural park. There are countless small and large waterfalls that will captivate you with their beauty. In this garden, you can enjoy beautiful flowers in every season, especially the Japanese iris, which is in full bloom from late May to mid-June. You can also stroll around and interact with frogs and small birds, and find healing by purchasing wooden crafts made from fallen trees. The surrounding area includes Mt. Anbo and Mt. Inabaya, so you can also enjoy hot springs while hiking. Admission is 300 yen for adults and 100 yen for elementary school students, and the garden is open from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m.