Umami Kyuryo Park

Umami Kyuryo Park is one of the best places to travel in Kitakatsuragi, Nara Prefecture, Japan. Here're guides for map, how to get there, spots nearby, attractions and photos of Umami Kyuryo Park posted by Japanese travelers in the know.

Infomation

Name

Umami Kyuryo Park

Address

2202 Samita Kawai-cho, Kitakatsuragi-gun, NaraGoogle Map

Hours

8:00-18:00

Fee

Adult 0 yen、Child 0 yen

How to get there

By car, 15 min from Horyuji IC. Or 2 min walk from Ikebe Station.

Parking

Free parking area is available

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Reviews

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150 Thousand Sunflowers Under The Midsummer SkyUmami Kyuryo Park

Umami Kyuryo Park has seasonal flowers all around a year, and now, 150 thousand sunflowers are becoming at their best to see in five areas. Under the midsummer sky, we can enjoy refreshing scenery of sunflowers and nature around them at each area.

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Enjoy Colorful Spring♡ Exciting Tulip In Full BloomUmami Kyuryo Park

Umami Kyuryo Park is a large prefectural park with ancient tombs and rich nature. There're about 500 thousand tulips and spring flowers in the park! You can enjoy various seasonal flowers whenever you visit the park.◎Tulip Fair in 2018, 4/7-4/15, 10:00-17:00. Entrance fee is free. You can enjoy seeing flowers anytime, but some events and food trucks are only during the fair.

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Flowers All Around The YearUmami Kyuryo Park

Umami Kyuryo Park in Nara Prefecture. We can enjoy seeing various seasonal flowers. Going on a picnic with lunch is enjoyable, and having a leisurely time at a cafe, is also nice. Various events are held, so you need to check beforehand.

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Cosmos FieldsUmami Kyuryo Park

We can enjoy seeing the seasonal flowers at Umemi Kyuryo Park. Puppy in spring, hydrangea and sunflowers in summer, then now, there're so many cosmos in autumn.

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