Yumesaki Nami Park

Located on Tsunoshima, a scenic island often featured in films and TV dramas, Yumesaki Nami Park is a peaceful spot where visitors can relax while taking in the sea breeze and natural beauty. The view of the iconic Tsunoshima Bridge, which connects the island to the mainland, is frequently used as a filming location and adds to the charm of the area.

The park is designed in the style of an English garden, a tribute to Richard Henry Brunton, the British engineer who designed the nearby Tsunoshima Lighthouse. Its flower beds are arranged to resemble the rhythm of incoming waves, and the park is filled with seasonal coastal flowers such as crinum lilies (hamayu), daruma asters, narcissus, and beach morning glories.
One of the highlights is the cluster of crinum lilies, designated as the official flower of Shimonoseki City. Their brilliant white blossoms bloom in midsummer, creating a stunning contrast against the vivid blues of the ocean and sky.

The park is also committed to environmental conservation. Visitors are kindly reminded not to pick or remove any plants, so the natural beauty can be preserved for everyone to enjoy.