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Himawari no Sato

99 Reviews

#1 of 6 things to do in Hokuryu-cho

Outdoor Activities, Other Outdoor Activities

143-2 Itaya, Hokuryu-cho, Uryu-gun 078-2511, Hokkaido

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“Sea of sunflowers at the right time”

We were there on 10th August 2018. The sunflowers were mostly blooming in bright yellow. The... read more

Reviewed 15 August 2018

PhilipC2626

Singapore, Singapore

“Worth a side trip during the right season”

We were driving from Sapporo to Biei and decided to make a detour to visit Sunflower Town. It was... read more

Reviewed 17 August 2017

Bruiser1113

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PhilipC2626

Singapore, Singapore

246

Reviewed 15 August 2018

Sea of sunflowers at the right time

We were there on 10th August 2018. The sunflowers were mostly blooming in bright yellow. The photos we took were all very beautiful. Entrance to the place is free but to go inside the flower field costs only JPY300 per person. This was a detour...More

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Hkc2206

Zurich, Switzerland

211

Reviewed 10 July 2018 via mobile

Sunflowers not in bloom

A disappointed trip. There is no sea of yellow flowers in bloom yet. There is suppose to be the flower festival from 14 Jul to 19 Aug 2018. Highly unlikely there will be flowers this weekend as well.

3 Thank Hkc2206

Bruiser1113

3932

Reviewed 17 August 2017

Worth a side trip during the right season

We were driving from Sapporo to Biei and decided to make a detour to visit Sunflower Town. It was a last minute decision and we didn't have high expectation, but boy, I was wrong. The entire hillside was covered with blooming sunflowers, and it does...More

5 Thank Bruiser1113

Shirlene P

Singapore, Singapore

6566

Reviewed 9 August 2017 via mobile

Sunflowers envelope you

Sunflowers n more sunflowers! Sunflowers as far as your eyes can see! But for photo taking, you can get bored cos there're only sunflowers. We took a train from Asahikawa to Fukagawa. Then took a bus from the bus stop in front of Fukagawa hospital...More

2 Thank Shirlene P

Yumiko H

144

Reviewed 2 August 2017 via mobile

Yellow everywhere

We dropped by the famous Himawari no Sato, sunflower field, before heading Asahiyama Zoo. The fields were able to see from far while we were driving. At the fields, there were different kinds of sunflowers from worldwide as well as huge area of Japanese sunflower!!...More

1 Thank Yumiko H

Ken L

Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia

3614

Reviewed 2 August 2017 via mobile

Worth a visit

We come from asahikawa, drop off at fukugawa station, then we walk to fukugawa hospital, 5 minutes walk. Just exit from the station and walk straight pass by the traffic light, then you will see lawson on the right, turn right and go straight till...More

8 Thank Ken L

cin9y

Singapore, Singapore

6128

Reviewed 2 November 2016 via mobile

Sunflower!

Bed of sunflowers! Go if you like sunflowers! There are Small stalls if you are looking for souvenirs to buy home!

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merxantia

Singapore, Singapore

6628

Reviewed 17 August 2016

World of sunflowers!

Stretches of sunflowers are available for view, and the scenery will take your breath away. Activities include a sunflower maze, photo/viewing spots etc. There is a sheltered area where you can buy cool desserts and food like soba, udon and ramen etc. Definitely worth a...More

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MikeChow

186

Reviewed 10 August 2016

Unbelievable out of the world experience!

The 1+ hour drive from Furano was pleasant and definitely worth the trip. You will be awed by the sight of 1.5 million sunflowers smiling to you. It was an once in a life time experience you would not want to miss.

1 Thank MikeChow

Gracie_Chen

Singapore, Singapore

6833

Reviewed 8 August 2016 via mobile

Love it

We drove a long way from Otaru , took a detour to see these sunflowers. Place was crowded but there was enough sunflowers for everyone . We were blessed with good sunny weather , which means getting sunburn. Remember to pile on the sunblock lotion,...More

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