Plum kota

Plum kota

Event Overview

The popular "Kotatsu", which began in 2010, also appeared in Umezu this time, and the slightly unusual Kanmei experience in the warm "Kotatsu".

Info

  • Event Location:   
  • Osaka Prefectural Cultural Garden of Flowers
  • Address:   
  • 2292-1 Takamou, Kawauchi-Nagano, Osaka
  • Public Transportation:   
Nankai Kawauchi Nagano Station → 10 minutes by car; or Nankai bus 10 minutes to Takihata Dam, bus stop: Okukawachi Kuromaro no Go off, 10 minutes walk
  • Car Access:   
20 minutes from Hanwa-do Mihara-Kita IC via National Route 170; or 30 minutes from Hanwa-do Mihara-Minami IC
  • Phone Number:   
  • 0721-63-8739
  • Parking Number:   
80 units / 500 yen per day (includes a 500 yen coupon usable in the park on the day of the parking ticket), additionally, using the roadside station "Oku Kawachi Kuromaro no Sato," 300 units.

Event Period

  • February 11, 2026 (Wed, holiday) to March 22, 2026 (Sun)
* Cancelled in rainy weather

Price

Entrance adults 580 yen, high school students 290 yen, junior high school students and younger free of charge * Use of kotatsu is free

Event Category

Flower view, nature

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