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Yuri-no-Sato Park

ゆりの里公園

A park in Sakai, Fukui, where about 150,000 lilies flower in June, with roses in May and October, a lily-shaped dome and a lawn park.

Lily field - symbolic image
Lily field - symbolic image
Opening hours
Mon 09:00–21:30
Tue Closed
Wed–Sun 09:00–21:30
Holidays 09:00–21:30

Last entry 21:00. When Tuesday is a national holiday, the park closes the following day instead. Also closed over the New Year and for occasional maintenance: check the official calendar.

Admission
Everyone Free
Links
Official website Japanese
Access
21-2-3, Haruecho Ishizuka, Sakai City, Fukui
〒 919-0483
How to get there
Nearest stationNishi-Nagata Station
西長田ゆりの里
20 min walk from the station
Nearest bus stopゆりの里3 min walk from the bus stop

Yuri-no-Sato Park is a park in the Harue district of Sakai, Fukui, known for its lilies. About 150,000 of them flower in June, the month of the park's Yuri Festa.

Flowers

The flower beds lie in a display field of about 3,800 square meters. Roses take over in May and October, when 120 varieties come into flower.

Yurimu Harue

Inside the display field stands Yurimu Harue (ユリーム春江), a dome built in the shape of a lily. It houses the park's reception and rooms for hire.

The grounds

A stream fed with water from the Kuzuryu River runs through the lawn park, which also has large play equipment and keeps deer. Elsewhere are a barbecue area, a dog run, a farm produce shop and Hana no Eki (花の駅), a shop selling seasonal plants. The park is lit up after dark.

Getting There

Map: Getting to Yuri-no-Sato Park. Legend: Shinkansen; Bus from Nishi-Nagata. Labelled stations: Fukui, Nagoya, Tsuruga, Awaraonsen, Maibara, Mikuni-Minato, Nishi-Nagata.

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