Yamato Chuo Park Hanashobuen

Hongda な Qiyuan

Original Text

It was a very nice park with iris flowers spreading on a fairly large area. I think it is recommended to go with your family.

Hanashobuen

Original Text

Every May, a secret flower garden, Hana Shobuen, which reveals its appearance for about a month, is in full bloom in about 3,000 pyeong, and about 40,000 cypress flowers of 100 species are in full bloom. There are small lakes and pavilions, and there are shelters where you can rest. The life of the cypress flower is shorter than two days, so it's even more special. Don't miss it if you're looking for Saga from mid May to mid June! ^^

Enjoy flowers.

Original Text

I think the location is a little confusing, but it is located in the foot of Yamate. I arrived without losing sight of the confusing and signboard carefully. There is a parking lot in front of the garden, and free wheelchair rental is also available. I was surprised to enter the park! Various kinds of irises were in full bloom all over the vast site. It's a superb view! !! Please appreciate it during the full bloom. Please be careful when using a wheelchair as the sidewalk is a gravel road.

It's well maintained and beautiful.

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Only during the period when the flower show is in bloom. Paid. If you ask at the entrance, you will also lend a wheelchair. I was an elderly mother, so I was saved by renting a wheelchair. There are some places where it is difficult to push on the gravel road, but the wooden road is well maintained and you can move flowers with love. I think the toilet for wheelchairs was only next to the parking lot, so it is better to use it before entering the park. Hanashobuha 々 variety is blooming, well maintained, and it is operated only for this time in the meteorite ...

I want to come after the rain.

Original Text

Visited on the way from Saga to see the sea of Karatsu. It was early June, so I went there thinking that it would be gone, but it was almost over, but there were still flowers. It was fine, so I want to come after the rain next time.