Both the exterior and interior are impressive.
This was my first time walking around the entire interior, and I saw some rare plants I'd never seen before.
The second floor had some slightly damaged flooring, which was a bit unnerving in places, but it was still lovely. My main purpose this time was to buy ornaments and pots, and I was able to purchase some that I liked.
The bougainvillea were in full bloom. The plants in the greenhouse are lovely, but the items for sale also change seasonally, and there are some rare ones, which makes it fun.
I like succulents and occasionally go there to buy them.
There's a plaza and deer nearby, so I think it's a fun place to visit with family.
In May 2022, the second floor was renovated and a rock garden was created. It was very nice. I was able to sit on a chair and relax while enjoying the view.
However, I went during Golden Week, and there were children running around on the boards bordering the rock garden, stepping into the planted areas. I was worried they would trample the plants at any moment!
Since there were few people on the second floor, the kids were pulling on the plants and doing whatever they wanted 😓
As soon as one kid left, another would come along 💦💦
Look at the prices downstairs; these plants cost thousands to tens of thousands of yen 😱
Parents bringing their children should be a little careful 😅
The sales area had been renovated and was very beautiful, making it enjoyable even for people just looking.
For me, who went there with the intention of buying something, the slightly overgrown plants that were on clearance were gone, which was disappointing since I like to cut succulents and use them for cuttings.
There were lots of them displayed in front of the greenhouse at the back; I wish I could buy those too.
Only beautiful products were left, and the prices seemed to have gone up a bit.
I had expected to see a wide variety of flowers at this "Flower" House, but it turns out it's mainly focused on foliage plants.
When I asked about the best time to see flowers, they said there would be a few more around June, but most of them are small, so it doesn't seem like you'll be surrounded by blossoms.
They do produce large fruits, so perhaps the sweet scent of the fruit will be a tempting attraction.
Even so, it's wonderful that admission to such a facility is free. They were also selling potted plants, but I'm sorry I couldn't contribute any money since I'd probably just kill them if I bought them.
I visited on May 3rd, 2026. The staff were usually very nice, but this time they were incredibly rude.
I was kept waiting for a very long time, but they didn't even apologize.
I'm extremely disappointed.
I will never go there again.
I visited today.
It's not very large, but I think you'll be able to find some rare ornamental plants. The people who take care of them were very kind and explained things to me, so I learned a lot.
I highly recommend this place to anyone who loves ornamental plants and succulents.
There are also deer nearby♪
