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Park & Garden · Fukui · Chubu

Yuri-no-Sato Park

ゆりの里公園

A park featuring a lily garden with approximately 150,000 blooms across 20 varieties, alongside a small lake, picnic areas, and traditional tea house.

Lily field - symbolic image
Lily field - symbolic image
Admission
EveryoneFree
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Official websiteJapanese
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Haruechoishizuka, Sakai-Shi, Fukui 〒 919-0483Nishi-Nagata Station 西長田ゆりの里Walk 25 minutes

Yurinosato Park is a beautiful and serene park located in Japan. It is famous for its lily garden, where approximately 150,000 lilies of 20 or so different varieties bloom, blanket the park with a colorful display every year. The park also features a small lake, where visitors can take a leisurely stroll around. There are also several picnic areas and playgrounds for children. Additionally, the park is home to a variety of other flowers and plants, as well as a number of different bird species. Visitors can also find a small tea house in the park, where they can enjoy traditional Japanese tea and refreshments. Yurinosato Park is open all year round.

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