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Hanamaki Onsen Rose Garden
One of Iwate’s leading rose gardens, where around 450 varieties from around the world bloom in splendor.
Hanamaki Onsen spans a vast 250,000-tsubo property, with four ryokan inns and hotels scattered across the grounds. The rose garden, which opened in 1960, is open to non-guests as well. Surrounded by gorgeous roses, you can enjoy a resort-like atmosphere.
The Approx. 5,000-tsubo garden is home to around 6,000 rose bushes from about 450 varieties. During the three peak blooming seasons each year, the roses burst into bloom in a variety of colors and forms while filling the air with rich fragrance, delighting visitors. Some varieties were even developed here and officially recognized as new cultivars.
The garden has plenty to see, including a refreshing fountain, a Lovers’ Sanctuary Satellite monument, and a sundial flower bed designed by Kenji Miyazawa, the poet from Hanamaki. Among them, the standout is the Rose Fountain, created in 2022, where a stunning 360-degree rose view unfolds like a scene from a movie.
From summer to fall (from late May to mid-October), the Night Rose Garden is held. The illuminated rose garden features many photo spots, including arches and art objects, allowing visitors to enjoy a dreamlike atmosphere different from the daytime.
Highlights
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A rose garden attached to Hanamaki Onsen.
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Around 6,000 rose bushes from about 450 varieties are planted on an Approx. 5,000-tsubo site.
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There are many photo spots, including the Rose Fountain created in 2022.
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The Night Rose Garden is held from summer to fall.
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The sundial flower bed designed by Kenji Miyazawa is also worth seeing.
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More than 6,000 rose bushes from around 450 varieties decorate the garden
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The Rose Fountain, created in 2022
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The fountain surrounded by roses is popular as a soothing spot
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The Night Rose Garden is held for a limited time
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The Night Rose Garden also has many photo spots
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The garden also has a commemorative Lovers’ Sanctuary Satellite monument
Official FAQs
Frequently Asked Questions have been vetted and answered directly by each listing.
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Is there free Wi-Fi available in the area?
No, there is not.
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Are there coin lockers?
No, there are not.
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Are there restrooms?
Yes, there are.
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Is re-entry allowed?
Yes, it is.
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Is there a smoking area?
No, there is not.
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Details
- Name in Japanese
- 花巻温泉バラ園
- Postal Code
- 025-0304
- Address
- 1-125 Yumoto, Hanamaki, Iwate 025-0304
- Phone
- 0198-37-2111
- Closed on
- Open daily
- Hours
- 8:00am–5:00pm *Winter season: 8:00am–4:30pm
- Admission
- Adults (junior high school students and older): 1,000 yen from late May to late June and from early to mid-October, free during other periods; Children (elementary school age and younger): free
- Access
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(1) Approx. 20 minutes by car from Shin-Hanamaki Station on the Tohoku Shinkansen *Free shuttle bus available
(2) Approx. 15 minutes by car from Hanamaki Station on the JR Tohoku Main Line
(3) Approx. 5 minutes by car from Hanamaki IC on the Tohoku Expressway - Credit Cards
- Not accepted
- Official website
- Official website (Japanese)