What other travelers are saying about Hitachi Seaside Park
A big park with a hill that looks stunning in the spring and fall. You get blue nemophilas in the spring that is similar in colour to the sky, and red kochia bushes in the fall. There's a big picnic area and a theme park as well. In addition to Miharashi Hill, there are several other fields of flowers of various colours as well.
Getting here from Katsuta Station is just one bus ride away. You can buy the unlimited travel ticket and entrance ticket from the station.
One huge park by the sea. I simply went to see the marvelous kochia hill, but it turned out the park has so much to offer. Absolutely great for families. Has lots of various activities, from a simple picnic, bike riding, and a mini theme park. Even just enjoying the beautiful vista is already joyful.
It’s almost 2 hours from Tokyo Station by train and continued with a local bus from Katsuta Station (appr. 17 minutes).
Plenty of food and beverages vendors inside, but be prepared for the lines during weekend/holidays.
It was nice but not as expected, not like what it looks in the ad or pictures online so lower your expectation.
Though, they have a large variety of plants and flowers which are distinctive for each season so you can come at anytime.
Its a huge place, they not only have gardens but also an amusement park. The place has its own food stands so you dont have to prepare food in advance but idk ab the price.
Hitachi Seaside Park is famous for its blue nemophila that bloom between mid-April and May. And the red kochia trees after mid-October.
It offers many attractions with entertainment. Such as golf putting, biking, and other things for everyone.
This was our first experience in this beautiful part. We enjoyed the cute red trees that transformed into a red color. We liked the rides in the amusement park as well.
However, it would be nice if all the information were given a little bit more clearly.
For example, the Ferris wheel. We were in line at the Ferris wheel for about 10-15 minutes already until we saw someone cut the line. We realized that we were in the wrong line.
Moreover, the information for the one-day pass option for unlimited amusement rides should be at the entrance.
One complaint is that all the paper tickets you need are inconvenient to hold on to and use.
We held six different tickets while visiting the park. Perhaps if they combine all the tickets into one, everyone will benefit from this in the future.
A small reminder, this place is near the ocean. That means there are strong winds so I would suggest that you bring a warm jacket with you.
A beautiful place!
Easy to find, large carpark and was relatively cheap.
I went to see the flower park but was happy to find out it has an amusement side, the array of food vendors,large gardens and various amusement rides made this a very pleasant experience. Food was reasonably priced, entry too! I would highly recommend for anyone to visit!
The park operates from 9:30 AM to 5:00 PM (March to July 20 and September to October 31), 9:30 AM to 6:00 PM (July 21 to August 31), and 9:30 AM to 4:30 PM (November to February). It is closed on Mondays (or the following day if Monday is a national holiday), December 31, and January 1, and from the first Tuesday to Friday in February.
Visitors can rent bicycles to explore the park's extensive cycling paths. Rental fees start at 600 yen for three hours.
Yes, the standard admission fee is 450 yen for adults (15 years and older). During peak seasons in spring and autumn, the admission fee increases to 700 yen.
Yes, pets are allowed in the park, provided they are always kept on a leash and under control. However, pets, such as flower gardens and playgrounds, are prohibited in certain areas.
The park offers several restaurants, cafes, and designated barbecue and picnic areas for visitors to enjoy meals amidst the scenic surroundings.
