An interesting privately maintained garden by a confectionary house that has little wooden huts that have a display of artworks. It also has a nice clear stream at its back which is very calming. Coffee, tea and some biscuits are offered at some of the huts as refreshment and generally great for taking a break. As you are exiting, there's a nice gift shop to pick up some tasty treats.

+3

True to its name, this park features six different types of flowers. You can search for the flowers in the picture while taking a leisurely stroll. There are several exhibition spaces here showcasing a variety of hand-drawn and related artworks. There are also vast meadows and art sculptures. The sound of the flowing stream and the chirping of birds in the trees create the most natural white noise. If possible, please spend some time here, as it will bring you great peace of mind.

+3

A botanical park and mini art museum. Estimate an hour to visit all the art galleries scattered in the park. The confectionary shop Rokkatei features six local flowers which are featured as the wrapping paper can be seen there (depends on the seasons) Entrance fee applies for the park, not for the cafe. There was self-serviced free coffee and a cookie at one of the galleries (No.3)

+2

Quiet thoughtfully curated art in the wild. Def worth the time. They also offer umbrellas onsite during rain seasons.

Absolutely worth the trip, had a wonderful morning here. The outdoor spaces are beautiful and I very much enjoyed the exhibitions. As well as the original Rokkatei artwork / the wallpaper room, there are a number of indoor exhibitions showcasing some beautiful artwork mostly of Hokkaido landscapes.