Introduction to Hokkaido Garden Road

Hokkaido garden experts Ueno Sayuki and Kasa Kozaburo, along with Takano Landscape Planning, have teamed up to create this garden in the forest that spreads across the hills overlooking the Daisetsu mountain range. The garden is a forest flower garden where over 500 varieties flowers bloom while making the most of the natural trees. At the back of the garden is the Forest Guest House, where trees and pretty flowers compete with each other.

The animals roam freely and the garden has a relaxed atmosphere. The natural "Gnome Garden" opened in 2016 and is now twice as large as before. We look forward to your visit.

Surrounded by a larch forest, the garden is filled with 365 kinds of flowers that bloom throughout the four seasons, from spring to autumn. The symbol of the Wind Garden, the white-walled greenhouse, and the flowering garden are like an impressionist painting. The dynamic plantings are a sight to behold. (Rokujo Yukino)

The design garden designed by London-based garden designer Dan Pearson.
In 2012, the Earth Garden and Meadow Garden won the Grand Award, the highest award given by the Society of Garden Designers (SGD), a British award that recognize outstanding garden design, making them the first Japan winners of this award.
A large forest covering 400 hectares spreads out at the foot of Hidaka Mountains.

Known as Japan's first conifer garden, this is a botanical specimen garden open to the public by Jumoku growers.
The garden covers an area of 75,000m2 and consists of a Japan garden, a Western garden and a landscape garden.
There are playful touches throughout the park, including a reverse border of colorful leaves, a deck from which you can view the impressive coniferous forest, and a tree house.

There are 22 themed garden spread across the area of approximately 59,000m2. Over 2,000 kinds of flowers bloom in full glory.
We have started serving a homemade breakfast of fresh vegetables so that you can enjoy the garden first thing in the morning.

Rokkatei Seika, a confectionery manufacturer, is developing a wild flower garden with the aim of "creating a landscape of that wrapping paper" drawn by the painter Sakamoto Naoyuki. Sakamoto visitors can also appreciate the works of wild flowers drawn by Naoyuki. We would like to create a forest full of Kusabana painted on flower-patterned wrapping paper someday, and will nurture it while envisioning what it will look like 10 years from now. Please enjoy the Yamano grasses blooming by the water in spring and the autumn grasses blooming in the leafy woods in autumn.

Garden with a great view on top of a hill. With a theme of flowers, food, and agriculture. Garden allows you to experience the richness, deliciousness, and beauty of Tokachi.
The restaurant overlooking Tokachi is popular for its menu that focuses on ingredients such as vegetables harvested in Sonochi.

The gardens at Yoshokuen are designed so that flowers bloom continuously from the time the gardens open in the spring until they close in the fall. Please come and see them for yourself.