43rd Iiyama Nanohana Festival

43rd Iiyama Nanohana Festival

Event Overview

The event is centered on the Iiyama City Rapeseed Park on the east bank of the Chikuma River. About 8 million rape blossoms bloom against the backdrop of the Sekita Mountains and the Chikuma River. A festival of flowers given to the world by Iiyama citizens. Image courtesy: Iiyama City Rapeseed Park

Info

JR Iiyama Station → Bus 20 minutes, bus stop: Yunoso entrance stop, 5 minutes on foot
12km25 minutes from Joshinetsu Expressway Toyoda Iiyama IC via National Route 117 and Prefectural Road 38
700 units / Regular car 700 yen

Event Period

Price

Free admission

Event Category

Flower view, nature


Iiyama City Rapeseed Flower Park

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