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Cosmos Flower Festival at Showa Kinen Park

We’re totally in love with Showa Kinen Park—it’s a massive park with dazzling trees, myriad flowers, a dragonfly marsh, bird sanctuaries, fountains, bike trails, a kids area and everything else you could possibly want out of a park. But autumn at Showa Kinen Park holds a special place in our hearts as fields of picturesque cosmos flowers bloom during the season.

You can catch these beauties from September until early November.

This year’s theme is “lemon bright” as the cosmos will be yellow in color.

Admission to the park costs ¥410 for adults (15+) and ¥80 for children (6-14). However, there are a few free admission days during the festival on:

  • Monday, September 21, 2020 for visitors aged 65 years and older (Respect for the Aged Day)
  • Sunday, October 18 for everyone
  • Sunday, October 25 for everyone

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Showa Kinen Park (Showa Memorial Park)
https://www.showakinen-koe... ⚠️ Link in Japanese
  • 428 m from Nishi-Tachikawa Station Ōme Line (JC51)
  • 0.9 km from Higashi-Nakagami Station Ōme Line (JC52)
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