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Atsumi Peninsula Rapeseed Blossom Festival (Field Mustard Blossoms)

Tahara-City Atsumi Peninsula Rapeseed Blossom Festival
(Field Mustard Blossoms)

Date : 01/14/2023 - 04/02/2023

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The Yellow Fields of Atsumi Peninsula

From late January to mid-March, Aichi Prefectures’ picturesque Atsumi Peninsula becomes even more beautiful as more than ten million Nanohana, also known as field mustard or rapeseed blossoms, appear and turn the entire peninsula a bright yellow!

Noted for its warmer climate, fascinating rock formations and fine beaches, the narrow strip of land 50km long and about 7km wide covers around 200 square kilometers, and as a forerunner to the arrival of spring, most of it seems to be masked in a bright yellow carpet of soft flowers. During that time, the Irago Nanohana Garden near Tahara city hosts the Atsumi Peninsula Nanohana Festival.

Work your way through a giant maze cut into the flowers, or enjoy picking Nanohana flowers. There are many Nanohana themed attractions, events and activities staged, and special menus prepared by the festival stalls and local restaurants, too. Like most Japanese festivals, the sights and the atmosphere is bright, as the Atsumi peninsula welcomes the coming of spring with bright yellow Nanohana blossoms.

Nanohana Eco Project Thanksgiving 2023
This project aims to create a resource-recycling community by producing edible oil from rapeseed while restoring the health of idle farmland through the cultivation of rapeseed blossoms. We will sell edible nanohana blossoms and nanohana meals at the nanohana field in Nitta, Kaji-cho.

[Saturday, January 14] 10:30 AM-3:00 PM
Sales of edible nanohana and rapeseed meals, Tahara Rapeseed Oil "Taharakko", and introduction of the Tahara Nanohana Eco Project. Also: free distribution of tonjiru pork miso soup and zenzai red bean sweet soup desert.
[Every Sunday from January 15 (Sun) to February 26 (Sun)] 10:00 AM-3:00 PM
Sales of edible nanohana, rapeseed meal, etc. (¥100 per bag, until sold out)

[Inquiries (in Japanese)] Tahara City Environmental Policy Division Zero Carbon Promotion Section TEL: 0531-23-7401

EVENT OVERVIEW

Date	: January 14 (Saturday) to April 2 (Saturday), 2023 (Annually from mid-January to late March/early April)
Holding time	: 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM (4:00 PM in January)
Place	: Irago Nanohana Garden (and other areas in Cape Irago)
Location	: 〒441-3627 Hamayabu, Horikiri-Town, Tahara-City, Aichi Prefecture, Japan
Fee	: Adults 500 yen Elementary School students 100 yen Children below school age free of charge 20% Discount for groups of 10 or more guests (upon reservation)

Parking	: Available, free of charge (cap. 200 cars)
Phone number	: 0531-23-3516 (Atsumi Peninsula Visitors Bureau)
Discount Ticket	: During the Nanohana Festival period, check for the discount ticket that combines Toyotetsu train and bus.

Note: This page may not be current due to update time differences between site databases.
Should accuracy be critical, please verify this information using a direct source, whenever possible.

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ACCESS

Access by public transport

-From Toyohashi Station (board the JR Tokaido Main Line or Meitetsu Nagoya Line from Nagoya Station) take the Toyotetsu Bus Irago Main Line (伊良湖本線 Irago Honsen) bound for Cape Irago (伊良湖岬 Iragomisaki) (approx. 100 min. ride) and get off at Cape Irago (伊良湖岬 Iragomisaki). From Iragomisaki, take the Nanohana Shuttle Bus to Irago Nanohana Garden. Or;
-From Mikawa-Tahara Station of the Toyohashi Railways (Toyotetsu) Atsumi Line (board from Shin-Toyohashi Station, in turn reachable by JR Tokaido Main Line or Meitetsu Nagoya Line from Nagoya Station) take the Toyotetsu Bus Irago Main Line (伊良湖本線 Irago Honsen) bound for Cape Irago (伊良湖岬 Iragomisaki) (approx. 55 min. ride) and get off at Cape Irago (伊良湖岬 Iragomisaki). From Iragomisaki, take the Nanohana Shuttle Bus to Irako Nanohana Garden.

See above for shuttle bus information.

Cape Irago (伊良湖岬 Iragomisaki) also reachable by fast passenger boat from Kowa Port (Chita Peninsula), Himakajima and Shinojima islands (Meitetsu Marine Sightseeing Boat), and from Toba-City (Mie Prefecture) by ferry (Isewan Ferry).
Access by car

Approx. 1 hour 20 min. southwestwards from Toyokawa I.C. of the Tomei Expressway via routes 151, 247, 23, 2 and 259.

Also reachable from Toba-City (Mie Prefecture) by ferry (Isewan Ferry), then heading east by Route 42.