Flowering 2022 - Nemophila Season
(Hitachi Seaside Park)
フラワーリング 2022（ひたち海浜公園）
The most popular destination in Japan to enjoy Nemophila flowers.
COVID Info
Due to Covid-19, there may be unexpected changes, so please check before traveling. (See bottom of this page for event organizer's contact details )
DATE
2022 : 1st April (Fri) to 29th May (Sun)
*The ‘Nemophila season’ is usually between MID APRIL to EARLY MAY !
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Hours
Min
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*Dates and times have not been confirmed by the organizer.
TIME
9:30〜17:00
Closed : Every Tuesday
*In the event that Tuesday is a national holiday, the park will be closed on the next weekday. (Please see the park calendar here)
*Dates and times have not been confirmed by the organizer.
COST
- 700 yen during flower season (High school students and above)
- 460 yen during flower season (Seniors, 65 and over)
- Free (Junior high school students and under)
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How to enjoy the Nemophila Season at Hitachi Seaside Park
Take many beautiful photos
Enjoy a fun family day out
Have a fun girl's day out
Fun for children
Enjoy with a group of friends
Good for Solo travelers
Walk around the park
Enjoy 3-4 hours
💙💐Swim through an Endless Ocean of Nemophilas!💐💙
Come find your inner peace at the 💐Hitachi Seaside Park💐 during their Nemophila💙 season!
Baby blue flowers blowing in the wind, the brilliantly clear sky, and the Pacific Ocean sparkling under the sun… Everything around you is blue💙 like an endless ocean. Every corner of this 3.5-hectare field is covered with more than 5 million nemophila, also known as “Baby Blue Eyes.”💙 Take a deep breath and rest your soul😇— you deserved this moment🎀!
The park🌳 itself is even bigger and is home to various seasonal flowers💐 and plants, thanks to its conservation work to protect the coastal environment🌴. Bring your friends and family for a fun day out!
Baby blue flowers blowing in the wind, the brilliantly clear sky, and the Pacific Ocean sparkling under the sun… Everything around you is blue💙 like an endless ocean. Every corner of this 3.5-hectare field is covered with more than 5 million nemophila, also known as “Baby Blue Eyes.”💙 Take a deep breath and rest your soul😇— you deserved this moment🎀!
The park🌳 itself is even bigger and is home to various seasonal flowers💐 and plants, thanks to its conservation work to protect the coastal environment🌴. Bring your friends and family for a fun day out!
What else to do near Hitachi Seaside Park?
– A few local recommendations –
- Unique Experiences
- Visit Nakaminato Fish Market in the morning
- Watch the sunrise from Ooarai Isosaki Shrine Gate
- Attractions
- Aqua World (Ooarai Aquarium)
- Food / Drink
- Eat Sushi at Nakaminato Fish Market (Lunch)
Access (How to get to Hitachi Seaside Park)
From Tokyo
- 75min from Tokyo by train.
- 2H drive from Tokyo by car
- 2h from Tokyo by Expressway Bus
Address
Miharashi no Oka Hill at the Hitachi Seaside Park
(Address: 605-4 Onuma-aza, Mawatari, Hitachinaka, Ibaraki Prefecture, 312-0012）
〒312-0012 茨城県ひたちなか市大字馬渡 字大沼605-4
By Train
From Katsuta Station (JR Joban Line)
1) There is usually a special shuttle (bus) services during Nemophila season.
2) You can also take a bus from bus stop No. 2 and get off at “West Gate” or “South Gate.”
3) Or take a taxi to Hitachi Seaside Park West Gate. (Approximately 15 minutes)
By Car
Exit at the Hitachinaka toll road at Hitachi Seaside Park IC and drive for 2 min.
(To avoid congestion during Nemophila season please see these English instructions for driving to the park in busy seasons)
By Bus
From Tokyo Station (Yaesu Minami Exit / Yaesu South Exit)
Ride the Ibaraki Kotsu expressway bus bound for ‘Katsuta/Tokai(勝田/東海)’ and get off at Kaihinkoen Nishiguchi(海浜公園西口） (Approx. 2 hours)
Contact Details (Hitachi Seaside Park)
For information about the Nemophila season (Nemophila Harmony), please contact the Hitachi Seaside Park Office directly.
Tel: +81 029-265-9001
Websites
English Website (Official) (External Link – English)
Japanese Website (Official) (External Link – Japanese)
French Website (Official ) (External Link – French)
Spanish Website (Official) (External Link – Spanish)
German Website (Official) (External Link – German)
