It is known as Mt. Sawyama, which overlooks Mt. Fuji, Tokyo Bay, the Miura Peninsula, and the Izu Peninsula, and is one of Japan's leading daffodil cultivation areas.
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Kyonan-town Tourism Association posted.
Here is information about daffodils and other flowers around Lake Sakuma near Kyonan Town on February 8.
The Taira no Kiyomori cherry (Kawazu-zakura) has not opened much yet, but you can fully enjoy the daffodils now, so please come at this time. It will be cold, so make sure to dress warmly.
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Kyonan-town Tourism Association posted.
As of January 18th, the daffodils in Kyonan Town are in full bloom. Many people are hiking to see the daffodils around the Lake Sakuma reservoir, in the Ookuzure area, and along the Egatsu Daffodil Road.
It is quite cold, so please come prepared with warm clothing.
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Kyonan-town Tourism Association posted.
This is an announcement for the Narcissus Marche & Flea Market held in Kyonan Town on January 12th.
The venue is the parking lot of Kyonan Town Health and Welfare Comprehensive Center Sukoyaka.
Six food trucks will be there this time, so come hungry.
Specifically, offerings include beef-tongue croquettes, squid fritters, hot dogs, hamburgers, and Latvian dishes. Vegetables will also be on sale.
There will also be a music event. Guitarist Spider tetsu will perform!
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Kyonan-town Tourism Association posted.
Happy New Year. I look forward to your continued support this year.
This is the scene of daffodils around Lake Sakuma at Sakuma Dam in Kyonan Town. The daffodils are now at their best.
Please come and visit.
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Kyonan-town Tourism Association posted.
I visited the Ookuzure area of Kyonan Town. The daffodils have come into bloom in large numbers. They might bloom all at once during the upcoming New Year holidays.
If you take the town circulator bus, please get off at the "Ookuzure" stop.
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Kyonan-town Tourism Association posted.
Notice of extended hours for the town-run hot spring, “Waraku no Yu.”
For a limited period from January 4, 2025 to March 30, 2025, weekday hours will be extended by three hours!
・Before change: 10:00 AM–3:30 PM
・After change: 10:00 AM–6:30 PM
(Same hours as weekends and public holidays)
※Closed every Monday
(If Monday is a public holiday, closed the following day)
The season of beautiful narcissus and cherry blossoms is almost here. Please stop by on your way back from your trip!
Residents of the town (Adults 300 yen, Children 150 yen)
Non-residents (Adults 500 yen, Children 250 yen)
※Free for children under elementary school age
Private bath (2,500 yen per hour)
For inquiries: Senior Welfare Center Waraku no Yu
☎0470-55-8830
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Kyonan-town Tourism Association posted.
These are photos I took at the seaside in Kyonan Town at sunset on December 14th. The sky burned with a fiery dusk and Mount Fuji stood against it. I felt something sacred.
A stroll along the Kyonan coastline comes highly recommended.
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Kyonan-town Tourism Association posted.
The Daffodil Festival has started, and inquiries about daffodils have been increasing.
On the afternoon of December 13th, I went to the area around Sakuma Dam. The daffodils are beginning to bloom little by little, but it will take a bit more time before they reach their best viewing period.
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Kyonan-town Tourism Association posted.
Today the weather was beautiful and Mount Fuji looked stunning from the coast of Kyonan Town, so I took photos from various angles. It’s not too cold and is a comfortable time of year, so a walk along the shore might be nice.
Today is the last day of November. From next month, Kyonan Town’s Narcissus Festival begins. The flowers will be at their best, so please come and visit.
#Kyonan Town #Mount Fuji seen across the sea #Dairoku Coast #Kisu-ga-ura Coast
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Kyonan-town Tourism Association posted.
I visited Sakuma Dam today.
The leaves of the spindle tree turned bright red and many berries appeared.
Perhaps because the weather was fine, some people were enjoying a walk.
It’s not too cold, so it’s a perfect time for a stroll. 😀
It will still be a little while before the narcissus season, but please come visit Kyonan Town.
#Kyonan Town #Sakuma Dam Lake Lakeside Park #Spindle tree autumn leaves
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