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Nabana no Sato
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Nabana no Sato (なばなの里) is a 230,000㎡ flower park that transforms into Japan's largest light festival each winter (October–May), featuring over 8 million LED lights covering the entire park in synchronized illumination displays. The centerpiece is the 200-meter 'Tunnel of Light' (光のトンネル) — an arched passageway covered in twinkling LED curtains that visitors walk through, surrounded by waves of color-changing lights set to music.
Each year features a new theme for the main light tableau — recent years showcased Mt. Fuji, cherry blossoms, and Switzerland's Matterhorn rendered in massive LED murals (spanning 155m wide × 25m tall). The flower fields transform into illuminated 'water mirrors' using LED reflections, and the park's Chapel area becomes a crystal palace of white lights. The event attracts 2 million visitors annually and is considered Japan's most spectacular illumination.
Informations essentielles
Horaires d'ouverture
9:00 AM – 9:00 PM (illumination season, October–May) | Illumination begins at sunset (5:00 PM in winter, 6:30 PM in spring) | Daytime flowers (June–September): 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM
Fermé: Open daily during illumination season (October–May) | Some maintenance days in early October before season opens — check website
Tarif d'entrée
¥2,500 adults (October–May, includes ¥1,000 food/shop voucher) | ¥1,600 adults (June–September, daytime only) | Children ¥1,500 (illumination season)
Meilleure saison
Winter (December–February) for peak LED illumination and crisp air | January–February for smallest crowds with full display | Avoid December weekends (1-hour tunnel waits)
Durée de visite
2–3 hours for full illumination experience | 1.5 hours minimum (Tunnel of Light + main tableau) | Add 30–60 minutes for dining with voucher
Comment s'y rendre
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