The vibrant green and clear sky made it look like a painting. The fresh air was invigorating, creating a wonderful atmosphere. Hokkaido really is amazing! The location was a little hard to find, but it's a place where I want to experience nature again. I want to go there when I want to spend time slowly. It's not the kind of place you'd go with a large group, but rather a place where you can spend time slowly with a small group, strolling through the gardens and having tea at the cafe, making for a truly fulfilling experience.
It's a place surrounded by nature! There's a cafe and a shop selling potted plants. The day I went, it had just rained, so instead of leisurely exploring the park, I spent time at the cafe, did some shopping, and then went home. The green curry I had for lunch was delicious. I heard they open at 9 am, so next time I'm thinking of going in the morning and staying until the evening while exploring the park! The mushroom soup was also very tasty. Next time I want to try the tandoori chicken plate✨
I just got back from there. It was a hot day, but I enjoyed a forest bath and soaked up all the blessings of nature. I breathed in the fresh air and felt refreshed. The restaurant in the park also had lots of delicious food.
It felt like it was still under development.
The number of flowers will likely vary depending on the time of year you visit.
It's like a compact version of the gardens found in the Tokachi region.
When I visited, the cafe in the garden was hosting an art exhibition, and various genres of books were on display to coincide with it. I could sense the good taste of the owner and staff.
If you're coming from the Sapporo direction, you'll turn right onto the national highway, but the traffic lights are sensor-activated, so you can hardly expect them to turn red. Make sure to check for safety carefully.
