NABANA NO SATO

Nabana no Sato Winter Illumination

The Nabana Park in Sato is located near the Nagashima Resort in the city of Kuwana, Mie Prefecture Ken. In addition to the amazing flowers grown year-round, the park has two greenhouses, which are specially grown begonias and flowers of the Andes, as well as many other species of flowers and plants.


When you go down the Nabana Park in Sato, you will be surprised with their flower fields and sometimes themed like this photo below, where we see the characters of Ampaman design. There are also unusual areas within the park, as the Garden of beers with gourmet space, where you can sample local beers brewed in the region!

But the park's attractions do not stop there!
Every year, from October to May, the park is the setting for a fantastic Festival of Lights, which are used millions of LED lights of various colors that are mixed to nature and landscape of the park, providing the viewer a wonderful illuminated scene of great beauty. The highlights are the fields, corridors and lit tunnels.






























Nabana no Sato lighting 


 About 8.5 million LED lights illuminate the flower park, is considered one of Japan's largest lighting event. The event attracts thousands of visitors every year to the region. Indeed, a place that can not get out of your script, if you live in Mie ken region.
There are several attractions, including a huge field transformed into a sea of ​​lights below an animated light show, a viewing platform where visitors can enjoy all the park beyond amazing lights tunnels as Kawazu Sakura Light Tunnel.Kawazu-Sakura-Light-TunnelGeneral information:
Location: Nabana Park in Sato
Address: Mie-ken Kuwana-shi Nagashima-cho Komae Urushibata 270
Admission: 2,000 yen per person from the primary course (including purchases worth 1,000 yen, valid only within the Nabana no Sato)
Tel: 0594-41-0787 from 9: 00h to 17: 00h (only in Japanese)

Access:
Nagoya: the bus terminal of the Meitetsu, take the bus to [Nagashima Onsen] via [Nabana no Sato] (Nabana no Sato keiyu Nagashima Onsen iki)
The station of Kuwana: take the bus from Mie Transport Company with intended for Nabana Park in Sato.

On holidays and weekends, which are days of great movement, it is not recommended to use the bus. It is recommended to walk the [Nagashima] station to Nabana no Sato (about 25 minutes

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