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Rose Garden (Ina Town Commemorative Park)

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Rose Garden (Ina Town Commemorative Park)

The largest rose garden in Saitama Prefecture, with peak viewing seasons twice a year.

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Supervised by :  Ina Town Commemorative Park

Located within Ina Town Commemorative Park, this is the largest rose garden in Saitama Prefecture. Its spacious 3.5-acre grounds feature 5,000 rose plants representing 400 varieties. The roses are carefully cultivated, with maintenance and replanting carried out throughout the year.
The number of roses continues to grow, and the colorful flowers arranged in geometric flower beds and over large arches are an impressive sight.

The grounds are divided into three areas: Rose Garden No. 1, Rose Garden No. 2, and Rose Garden No. 3. Of particular interest are the original varieties bred especially for Ina Town’s rose garden: Ina Rose, Ina Hime, and Ina no Tsuki. Rose Garden No. 3 also features a rose named Urawa Red Diamonds after the Saitama-based soccer team. Benches and gazebos are located throughout the garden, offering places to sit, relax, and take in the fragrance of the roses when you need a break from walking.

The Rose Festival is held during the peak blooming seasons in spring, from early May to early June, and fall, from late October to mid-November. In addition to local specialties and produce, the festival features a stamp rally, Japanese taiko drum performances, and concerts. Although the festival attracts many visitors, the spacious grounds allow plenty of room to explore at a leisurely pace.

Highlights

  • Saitama Prefecture’s largest rose garden, featuring 5,000 plants representing 400 varieties.
  • Home to Ina Town’s original rose varieties: Ina Rose, Ina Hime, and Ina no Tsuki.
  • Plenty of places to rest, including benches and gazebos.
  • The Rose Festival is held during the spring and fall blooming seasons.

Photos

  • A spacious 3.5-acre rose garden

    A spacious 3.5-acre rose garden

  • The eye-catching Urawa Red Diamonds rose

    The eye-catching Urawa Red Diamonds rose

  • Ina Rose

    Ina Rose

  • Ina Hime

    Ina Hime

  • Ina no Tsuki

    Ina no Tsuki

  • A picturesque place to rest

    A picturesque place to rest

  • Relax surrounded by roses

    Relax surrounded by roses

Reviews

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  • Linda Liao
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    In late spring, just as summer was beginning, I set aside an afternoon to stroll through the rose garden at Ina Town Organization Enforcement Memorial Park. I’ve always felt that roses have a commanding presence—even a single rose in a vase can become the focal point of a room. As soon as I entered the garden, I was greeted by all kinds of roses competing in beauty: passionate reds, romantic pinks, and bright yellows. The layers of petals and enchanting fragrance were truly refreshing. The garden has about 5,000 rose bushes representing around 400 varieties, including many unusual ones that you don’t often see. It’s a great place to slow down, admire them closely, and take photos. It’s also fairly easy to get to. Take the Saitama New Urban Transit New Shuttle to Uchijuku Station, then walk about 10 minutes. If you visit when the roses are in full bloom, it’s definitely worth planning a little flower-viewing trip!

  • 薛玉美
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    At the Town Organization Enforcement Memorial Park, you can stroll around and enjoy the scenery. Watching all these roses is really soothing!

Basic Information

Name in Japanese
バラ園（伊奈町制施行記念公園）
Postal Code
362-0801
Address
732-1 Kobari-Uchijuku, Ina Town, Kitaadachi District, Saitama Prefecture
Phone
048-721-2111 (Parks and Green Spaces Section, Urban Planning Division, Ina Town)
Admission
¥500 (only during the spring rose blooming season)
Closed
Open daily
Hours
9:00 AM to 6:00 PM
Access
About a 10-minute walk from Uchijuku Station on the Saitama New Urban Transit Ina Line (New Shuttle)
Official website
Official website (Japanese)
Hokkaido Tohoku Kanto Chubu Hokuriku Kansai Chugoku Shikoku Kyushu Okinawa