About 300 kinds of herbs and flowers are planted on the 4-hectare site, and visitors can enjoy a variety of plants from May to October.
This land produces the largest amount of mint in Japan, and the Mint Garden, where visitors can enjoy the fragrance of about 80 varieties of mint from June to September, is highly recommended.
At the Fragrance House, visitors can enjoy herb tea and light meals made from herbs, as well as soap making and other herb craft experiences.
In addition, at the Herb Practice Experience Hall Q Palace, visitors can experience wreath making, herb soap making, and dyeing.
Different flowers and herbs bloom at different times of the year, and it is recommended to visit at different times of the year.
May: Cherry blossoms (Ezo-yamazakura), muscari, tulips, narcissus, chives
June: cherry roses, lupines, various types of thyme
July: Herbs (yarrow), lavender, lamb’s ear, delphinium, oregano
August: mint, chamomile, monarda, allium
September: Hops, Japanese knotweed, roses, anabelle
October: Gindoro willow, Rutaceae, Takanohasusuki
Surrounded by abundant nature, the park is a must-see for nature lovers and those who love flowers and herbs, with different flowers and herbs blooming in each season. With a full range of hands-on training programs, visitors can fully enjoy their leisure time while savoring the ultimate healing experience.
9:00-16:30
Every Tuesday
Open May 1 - October 31
From JR Kamikawa Station, take the intercity bus bound for Monbetsu and get off at Takigami stop (approx. 70 min.).
Approximately 120 minutes by car from Asahikawa