# Nabana no Sato

> Lit up each winter, Nabana no Sato hosts Japan's largest illumination festival with millions of LED lights creating large displays across its expansive grounds. By day, the botanical garden draws crowds with seasonal flowers including tulips, roses, and begonias housed in climate-controlled domes. The 200-meter tunnel of lights and annually changing main illumination themes draw visitors from across Japan.

- Prefecture: Mie
- Type: Garden
- Address: Mie, Japan

Lit up each winter, Nabana no Sato hosts Japan's largest illumination festival with millions of LED lights creating large displays across its expansive grounds. By day, the botanical garden draws crowds with seasonal flowers including tulips, roses, and begonias housed in climate-controlled domes. The 200-meter tunnel of lights and annually changing main illumination themes draw visitors from across Japan.

## FAQ

### How do I get to Nabana no Sato?

Take a direct bus from Kintetsu Nagashima Station, which takes about 10 minutes, or a bus from Kuwana Station, which takes about 20 minutes. Kuwana is about 20 minutes from Nagoya on the Kintetsu line.

### What is Nabana no Sato known for?

This flower park at Nagashima Resort holds one of Japan's largest winter illuminations, running from mid-October to early June with millions of LEDs and a 200 m light tunnel. It also has a begonia garden greenhouse and seasonal tulips and cosmos. The begonia garden costs about ¥1,000 extra.

### What are the admission fees and opening hours?

Admission is about ¥2,500 and includes a ¥1,000 voucher you can spend inside the park. During the illumination season the park is generally open from about 10:00 to 21:00, though hours vary by date.

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Source: Nabana no Sato — Japan Voyage