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Hamamatsu Flower Park (Hamamatsu City, Shizuoka Prefecture)

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November 17, 2025
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Overview (history, characteristics, attractions)

Hamamatsu Flower Park is a large botanical and flower theme park located in Hamamatsu City, Shizuoka Prefecture. In addition to a garden area where you can enjoy flowers and greenery throughout the seasons, the park also features facilities such as greenhouses, event spaces, walking trails, children's play equipment, and a cafe. For many years, it has been a popular base for local flower cultivation and nature education, and is known for its illuminations and events (rose festivals, tulips in the spring, cosmos in the fall, etc.) that coincide with the peak flower viewing season. Its appeal lies in its ability to relax and enjoy flowers away from the hustle and bustle of the city, making it a popular spot for photography, picnics, and seasonal photography.

Highlights

  • Seasonal flower beds:Seasonal flowers such as tulips and cherry blossoms in spring, roses and hydrangeas in early summer, lavender in summer, and cosmos and dahlias in autumn are planted. The entire garden changes color with the seasons.
  • Rose GardenDuring the rose-viewing season, many varieties of roses bloom in full bloom, and the garden is popular as a photo spot along with its fragrant scent. Rose festivals and seminars are also held here.
  • Greenhouse (tropical and subtropical plants): You can observe tropical flowers and ornamental plants in the greenhouse, which can be enjoyed all year round. The appeal is that you can see colorful flowers even in the cold season.
  • Seasonal Events and Light-ups: Nighttime illuminations and flower-themed events are held, allowing you to enjoy a fantastic view even at night (for a limited time).
  • Walking trails and resting spots: With gentle walking paths, benches, and observation points, these parks are perfect for relaxing. They often also have child-friendly facilities and cafes.

Access (nearest station, transportation, etc.)

*Please check the latest traffic information and shuttle bus operation status in advance on the official website or public transportation information.

  • Train + BusIf you're using public transportation, it's common to first travel to a major station like JR Hamamatsu Station, then take a local bus or a special shuttle bus (during events). In many cases, you can walk to the park from the nearest bus stop, but the number of buses varies depending on the region and season, so we recommend checking in advance.
  • car: It is convenient to come by car. Parking lots are often available within the park or nearby, which is convenient for families or those with large luggage. However, the parking lot may fill up during busy times, so it is best to arrive early.
  • From the highway: Accessible from major roads such as the Tomei Expressway. Travel time will vary depending on the starting point and traffic conditions. Please check your destination using your navigation system or official information.

Estimated stay (estimated time required)

  • Short tour (quickly seeing the highlights): Approximately 30 minutes to 1 hour
  • Including leisurely strolls, photography, and breaks: Approximately 1.5 to 3 hours
  • If you want to enjoy the events, lunch, and greenhouses: About half a day (3-5 hours)

Nearby spots

  • Hamamatsu Castle (Historical Tour) — A city center attraction where you can tour the castle and park.
  • Hamamatsu City Museum of Musical Instruments (music and instrument exhibits) — Learn about the history of Hamamatsu's musical instrument industry.
  • Lake Hamana (Scenic spots and marine activities) — Enjoy lakeside sightseeing, hot springs, sightseeing boats, and more.
  • Tateyamadera Onsen (hot spring town) — Relax in the hot springs after cherry blossom viewing or sightseeing.
  • Local roadside stations and farm stands are a great place to find locally grown vegetables, processed foods, and seasonal flowers.

Things to be aware of (crowds, manners, seasonal precautions, etc.)

  • congestion: It gets especially crowded on weekends, national holidays, Golden Week, and during the peak flower viewing season (such as the Rose Festival). There may be waiting times for parking and admission, so it's best to visit with plenty of time to spare or on a weekday to enjoy a more relaxed view.
  • Manners: Picking flowers and plants within the gardens is prohibited. Please avoid entering flower beds or crossing fences, and be considerate when touching flowers and trees. Please follow the garden's rules regarding whether or not pets are allowed (many facilities may require pets to be kept on a leash or have access restrictions).
  • Weather and seasonal countermeasures: In summer, take measures against direct sunlight, heat, and insects (such as mosquitoes), and in winter, take measures against the cold. In rainy weather, the ground can become slippery in some places, so please be careful with your footwear.
  • Check facility information: Opening hours, closing days, admission fees, parking fees, and event information may change depending on the season and the year. Please check the official website or call the park before visiting for the latest information.
  • photograph: Personal photography is generally not a problem, but commercial use and drone photography may require permission. Please be considerate to other visitors when taking photos.

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