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Visit Hokuryu Sunflower Village to bask in a mesmerizing sea of sunflowers blooming in summer

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By Abhijit Sen

Every summer, nature puts on a spectacular show in the form of the Hokuryu Sunflower Village in Hokkaido. This breathtaking destination boasts a vast field of sunflowers that come into full bloom, creating a sea of yellow flowers under the summer blue sky. The Hokuryu Sunflower Village, located between Asahikawa and Sapporo, allows visitors to enjoy the stunning beauty of radiant sunflowers.

Hokuryu Sunflower Village

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Beyond its stunning natural beauty, the village provides a tranquil escape from the hustle and bustle of city life, making it an ideal stopover for travelers exploring the Hokkaido region. Whether you’re embarking on a scenic road trip or seeking a serene retreat, the Hokuryu Sunflower Village welcomes you with open arms.

One of the village’s highlights is the enchanting sunflower maze, where you can lose yourself amid these vibrant flowers, creating unforgettable memories as you navigate through this natural labyrinth. For those looking to unwind, the Sunflower Park Hokuryu Onsen offers a rejuvenating retreat, allowing weary travelers to indulge in a soothing dip at this Dutch-style hotel known for its variety of baths.

Hokuryu Sunflower Festival

The Hokuryu Sunflower Festival, or Himawari no sato, has been captivating visitors since 1987. It showcases the mesmerizing sight of 2 million sunflowers covering 23 hectares. From late July to mid-August, the vibrant fields are open to the public, allowing visitors to wander through the cheerful sunflowers and capture picture-perfect moments. Recently, the festival attracted more than 200,000 visitors annually, highlighting the widespread appeal of this natural spectacle.

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We like sunflowers and the seeds too.

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