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Summer flower viewing and family outings in nature.
Himawari Village
JP
Sunflower Garden·Scenic, Bright, Family Friendly
Himawari Village in Tsubata is a seasonal highlight in Ishikawa, famous for its massive sunflower plantation. Visitors can wander through a designated one-way path that winds through the tall blooms, a layout that evolved from its original labyrinth design. The site offers a refreshing escape into nature, complete with free entry and a large parking area. While the walk can be completed in about 15 minutes, many stay longer to capture photos of the vibrant yellow landscape. It is particularly popular with families and pet owners, providing a picturesque backdrop for summer memories.
Himawari Village in Tsubata is a seasonal highlight in Ishikawa, famous for its massive sunflower plantation. Visitors can wander through a designated one-way path that winds through the tall blooms, a layout that evolved from its original labyrinth design. The site offers a refreshing escape into nature, complete with free entry and a large parking area. While the walk can be completed in about 15 minutes, many stay longer to capture photos of the vibrant yellow landscape. It is particularly popular with families and pet owners, providing a picturesque backdrop for summer memories.
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Address
245 Kotō, Tsubata,Kahoku District, Ishikawa 929-0328, Japan
Websitekahokugata.com
Phone076-288-4424
Hours
Open nowOpen 24 hours
Highlights
Expansive fields of towering sunflowers.
One-way walking paths with convenient shortcuts.
Free admission and spacious parking for visitors.
Pet-friendly environment for walking dogs.
Adjacent corn farms adding to the rural charm.
Occasion Tags
Family, Tourists, Locals
Reviews
4.1
Great583 reviews
Himawari Village is celebrated for its expansive and picturesque sunflower fields, offering a quintessential summer experience in Tsubata. With a solid 4.1-star rating, it is a popular destination for families and pet owners who enjoy walking through the vibrant yellow blooms. Reviewers consistently note that the best time to visit is from late July through the first few weeks of August, as the flowers may wilt later in the season. The walking path has transitioned from a labyrinth to a one-way route, which some visitors find convenient for a quick 15-minute tour, while others prefer to linger for photos. A common piece of advice among guests is to visit during the morning or evening to escape the significant heat of the daytime sun. The availability of free parking and no admission fee are frequently highlighted as major benefits of this rural attraction.
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Location
Kotō, Tsubata, Ishikawa, Japan