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  4. Kasaoka Bay Farm Flower Garden
Kasaoka Bay Farm Flower Garden
Kasaoka Bay Farm Flower Garden
Kasaoka Bay Farm Flower Garden
Kasaoka Bay Farm Flower Garden
Okayama

Kasaoka Bay Farm Flower Garden

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Last updated Apr 1, 2026

Kasaoka Bay Farm Flower Garden is a seasonal flower park located in Kasaoka City, Okayama Prefecture, Japan. The garden spans approximately 80,000 square meters and sits on reclaimed land along the scenic Seto Inland Sea coast. Established as part of a broader regional agricultural development project, the facility opened to showcase ornamental horticulture and promote tourism in this relatively rural area of western Japan.

The garden's primary attraction is its vast flower fields that change with the seasons. Spring brings nemophila (baby blue eyes), creating carpets of azure blooms typically peaking from mid-April through early May. Summer features sunflowers that reach their height in July and August, while autumn showcases cosmos flowers in pink, white, and red varieties from September through October. Winter displays include pansies and Iceland poppies. The seasonal rotation ensures year-round visual interest, with millions of individual flowers planted annually.

Visitors can walk through designated pathways that wind through the flower fields, offering photo opportunities against the backdrop of the Seto Inland Sea. The elevated location provides views across the water to nearby islands. The facility includes a restaurant serving local Okayama produce, a shop selling flower-related products and souvenirs, and occasional event spaces. During peak blooming periods, the garden can attract several thousand visitors daily, though weekday visits generally offer a more peaceful experience.

Kasaoka Bay Farm is accessible by car, located approximately 15 minutes' drive from the Kasaoka Interchange on the Sanyo Expressway. Public transportation requires taking a bus from JR Kasaoka Station, with the journey taking roughly 20 minutes. Limited bus services operate, particularly outside peak seasons, so checking schedules in advance is advisable. On-site parking accommodates around 1,500 vehicles with a fee of typically 500 yen. General admission is 1,000 yen for adults, with reduced rates for children and seniors. Prices may vary slightly depending on the season and special events.



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Address
245-5 Kabuto Minamimachi, Kasaoka, Okayama 714-0046, Japan
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Traveler reviews

Nice and beautiful farm in Kasaoka city. The sunflower view when blooming just simply beautiful. Grape ice cream sell in the farm area is very nice and suitable for very hot weather
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Abdul Basith Fithroni
Aug 6, 2024
The visit took place on October 15th, 2025. The cosmos on the north side of the flower fields will be in full bloom by the end of this month and should be a delight to watch. The fields tend to be crowded with people on weekends, so if you want to enjoy the scenery at a leisurely pace, we recommend visiting on a weekday.
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ぐまざん1981
Oct 14, 2025
Cosmos in full bloom 🌸 Sunflowers were also in bloom 🌻
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幸原永治
Oct 26, 2025
Every summer I look forward to seeing these sunflowers. This year it was so hot that I couldn't go out much, but I felt I had to see them at least once before summer ended, so I made a visit.
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あさきゆめみし
Sep 6, 2025
I have visited the vast flower fields on both sides of the Kasaoka Bay Farm Roadside Station twice, and both times the flowers were cosmos due to the season (although this time it was a little later).
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a West
Dec 7, 2023

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Frequently Asked Questions

The garden features different flowers each season. Spring showcases nemophila (baby blue eyes) from mid-April to early May, creating extensive blue flower fields. Summer brings sunflowers in July and August. Autumn displays cosmos flowers in various colors from September through October. Winter features pansies and Iceland poppies. The seasonal rotation means visitors can experience different landscapes depending on when they visit.

From Okayama City, take the JR Sanyo Line to Kasaoka Station, then board a local bus for approximately 20 minutes to reach the garden. By car, exit at Kasaoka Interchange on the Sanyo Expressway and drive about 15 minutes. From Hiroshima, the journey takes roughly 90 minutes by car via the expressway. Public bus services are limited, especially outside peak blooming seasons, so checking schedules beforehand is recommended.

General admission is 1,000 yen for adults, with reduced rates available for children and senior citizens. Prices may vary slightly depending on the season and special events. The facility offers parking for approximately 1,500 vehicles with a typical fee of 500 yen. During peak blooming periods, particularly weekends and holidays, the parking area can fill quickly, so arriving early is advisable.

The garden includes an on-site restaurant serving dishes made with local Okayama produce, allowing visitors to enjoy regional cuisine. A gift shop sells flower-related products, seeds, and souvenirs. Designated walking paths wind through the flower fields for easy viewing and photography. The elevated location provides scenic views of the Seto Inland Sea and surrounding islands. Restroom facilities are available throughout the grounds.

The peak periods depend on which flowers you want to see. For nemophila, late April to early May offers the most vibrant blue fields. Sunflower season peaks in late July through mid-August. Cosmos flowers are at their best from mid-September to mid-October. Weekdays generally provide a more peaceful experience with fewer crowds compared to weekends and national holidays, when several thousand visitors may attend during prime blooming times.