[Mie Prefecture] Enjoying the Beauty of Flowers – NabanaNoSato

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In the midst of famous Nagashima Onsen Group, there is a scenic spot called “NabanaNoSato”. Here, you can enjoy different flowers in every season. From mid-October to early May of the following year, there is the renowned NabanaNoSato Lantern Festival. Therefore, winter is considered the peak season for NabanaNoSato.

Entrance to NabanaNoSato

This is an artificial stream that is used for the conservation of fireflies.

Restaurant

I can’t believe there are hot springs here.

If you want, you can soak in a foot bath.

Next, there will be many flowers, but I don’t know much about flowers, so I won’t introduce them in detail~

Preparing for Winter Lighting Decorations

Preparing to enter the Begonia Garden in autumn.

It feels like an angel.

This cluster of flowers resembles a floating island in the sky.

There is a very special observation deck in the midst of NabanaNoSato.

This is a replica of Mount Fuji.

After going around, I believe this side will be beautiful in autumn when coming out from the Mirror Pond, because it is filled with maple leaves.

The maple leaves this year are in pretty good condition.

Finally, firefly conservation in progress…

Above is an introduction to the NabanaNoSato with many pictures and few words… In addition, for the evening lighting at the NabanaNoSato, you can refer to the article on the NabanaNoSato lantern festival.

For more information on attractions in Mie Prefecture, Japan, please refer to: A Guide to Central Japan.

NabanaNoSato
Opening Hours: 09:00~21:00
Ticket Prices: From mid-July to mid-September ¥1000, from mid-March to early July and from mid-September to early November ¥1500, from early November to early March ¥2000
(all prices include a ¥1000 coupon, which can be used for dining or other facilities)
Transportation:
Due to the different traffic routes during the lantern festival period and regular times, the route needs to be determined based on the specific time.

【Festival Period: Mid-October to early May of the following year】
■ Nagoya: Buy tickets on the 3rd floor of the Meitetsu Bus Center, and take the bus on the 4th floor. Take the Nagashima Onsen Express Bus at bus stop 22 to NabanaNoSato. Fare is ￥950 (Suica and ICOCA cards accepted). (Fare & Timetable)
■ Near Kintetsu Chojima Station (or Shinkansen Chojima Station): Take the Mie Kotsu bus (Timetable) for about 10 minutes to reach NabanaNoSato. Fare is ￥220 (Suica and ICOCA cards accepted).

【Not during the festival period: mid-May to mid-October】
■ Nagoya: Buy tickets on the 3rd floor of the Meitetsu Bus Center, and take the bus on the 4th floor. Take the Nagashima Onsen Express Bus at stop 22 to NabanaNoSato. Fare is ￥950 (Suica and ICOCA accepted). (Fare & Timetable)
■ Kintetsu Kuwana Station – East Exit: Take the bus at stop 2 and ride the Mie Kotsu Bus (Timetable) directly to NabanaNoSato. Fare is ￥260 (Suica and ICOCA accepted).

Reference:
Official website of NabanaNoSato

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