Yuyu Land Hanawa Dahlia Park

Yuyu Land Hanawa Dahlia Park

Yuyu Land Hanawa Dahlia Park is located within Yuyu Land Hanawa hot spring and accommodation facility. 300 kinds of 5000 dahlias bloom in approximately 7000 ㎡ site from summer to autumn at the Dahlia Park. Hanawa Town is home to 18 small dahlia gardens including 4 located in elementary and junior high schools. The best time to visit in order to see these flowers is between August and October. An annual dahlia festival is held in Hanawa Town every year to celebrate these vibrant flowers.

Venue Details

Venue Details
Websitehttp://www.yuyu-land.com(Japanese)
Contact

Yuyu Land Hanawa

(+81) 247-43-3000

yoyaku@yuyu-land.com/

Best Season
  • Summer
  • Autumn
Opening Hours

Yuyu Land Hanawa's opening hours are 8:00 am - 5:00 pm

Only open during August and October when the dahlia are in bloom

ParkingParking is available for 130 cars and 5 buses
Entrance FeeDuring dahlia season, entrance to the Dahlia Park costs 350 yen per person
Accommodation details

Pets: Not allowed

Related infoBest Season for Dahlia: August to October
Access Details
Access21 Tateishi, Yujimata, Hanawa Town, Higashishirakawa District, Fukushima Pref. 963-5533
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Getting there

By Car:

  • 70 min from Shirakawa I.C. exit off the Tohoku Expressway
  • 80 min from Naka I.C. exit off the Joban Expressway

By Train:

  • 20 min taxi ride from Iwaki-Hanawa Station on the JR Suigun Line.

Pick-Up Service:

  • Available for overnight guests staying at Yuyu Land Hanawa.
  • Service available from Shinshirakawa Station. (Reservation is necessary in advance.)
  • For the reservation and more information, please contact the facility in English by e-mail (yoyaku@yuyu-land.com)

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