Why not take a short trip from Tokyo and enjoy the flowers of the four seasons in a suburban garden?
At Ashikaga Flower Park, visitors can enjoy the spectacular sight of a large wisteria trellis over 160 years old in spring, with purple, white, and yellow wisteria creating a fantastic landscape that will enchant visitors. The seasonal flowers are also a highlight, with tulips in spring, roses in early summer, and cosmos in autumn, offering new impressions.
At the Kurita Museum of Art, visitors can view famous ceramics from the Edo period, such as Imari and Nabeshima ware. The museum's vast grounds are dotted with prestigious buildings and a garden that offers seasonal color, allowing visitors to enjoy the harmony of nature and the beauty of ceramics and porcelain.
This tour is available throughout the year, but a visit from spring to fall is recommended.
Pickup included
Pickup included
A guide will pick you up in a private car.
It takes about 1.5 to 2 hours to reach the destination.
Ashikaga Flower Park is a beautiful garden decorated with seasonal flowers, especially the large wisteria trellis in spring. The purple curtain of flowers created by the wisteria trees, which are over 160 years old, fascinates visitors. The wisteria tunnels of white and yellow wisteria are also a highlight of the garden, offering a diverse landscape of flowers. Different flowers bloom at different times of the year, and each visit brings new discoveries, such as tulips in spring, roses in early summer, and cosmos in autumn. Visitors can enjoy a relaxing moment in a peaceful space in harmony with nature.
KURITA MUSEUM is a museum that exhibits the artworks produced by the Hizen Nabeshima Clan during the Edo period.
The Kurita Museum is one of the world's leading museums of ceramics, housing the Imari, Kakiemon, and Nabeshima porcelains produced by the Hizen Nabeshima Clan during the Edo period.
The museum is located on a vast site surrounded by a rich natural environment.
The museum is dotted with prestigious architectural structures, and displays famous ceramics that have fascinated people from all over the world.
The Kurita Museum of Art also has a magnificent garden where visitors can enjoy the flowers of the four seasons.
We will return home by the time the tour is dismissed in the evening.
We will stop at a rest stop. Enjoy soft ice cream and other refreshments while shopping in the souvenir section.
Please show the ticket to the guide when you meet.
Saitama Prefecture, located just north of Tokyo, offers a mix of urban convenience and natural beauty. Known for its parks, museums, and as a gateway to the mountains, it's a perfect blend of modern living and traditional charm.
Known as 'Little Edo,' Kawagoe features well-preserved Edo-period buildings, traditional sweets, and a vibrant atmosphere.
A mountainous region known for its hiking trails, hot springs, and beautiful landscapes.
A multi-purpose arena hosting concerts, sports events, and exhibitions.
A traditional sweet made from rice flour, often filled with red bean paste or other sweet fillings.
High-quality beef from Saitama, often grilled or served in hot pots.
Buckwheat noodles served hot or cold, often with a dipping sauce or in a broth.
Spring offers cherry blossoms and pleasant weather, while autumn provides cool temperatures and beautiful fall colors. These are the most popular times to visit.
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Saitama is generally safe with low crime rates. However, petty theft and pickpocketing can occur in crowded areas and on public transportation.
Tokyo Station, Ueno Station
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Efficient and punctual train network covering the entire prefecture and connecting to Tokyo.
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A UNESCO World Heritage site known for its beautiful shrines, temples, and natural landscapes.
A coastal town known for its ancient temples, shrines, and the Great Buddha.
A city known for its historical sites and the Kumagaya Onsen hot spring.
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