Higashizawa Rose Park

Surrounded by the fragrance of 20,000 roses, visitors can enjoy a relaxing and luxurious time.

The Rose Exchange Pavilion in the park sells soft-serve ice cream made from roses, offering a different kind of enjoyment. The terrace on the second floor offers a panoramic view of the garden, so be sure to stop by when you need a break.

Please enjoy the sight, smell, and taste of roses at Higashisawa Rose Park!

Beautiful roses you will want to see again and again

Higashisawa Rose Park is a beautiful park surrounded by forests and lakes. 7 hectares of land is filled with 20,000 roses of about 750 varieties from all over the world, and the park is filled with sweet fragrance.

A variety of events are held every weekend during the Rose Festival. It is the only rose park in Japan to be recognized by the Ministry of the Environment as one of the “100 most fragrant landscapes,” and was also recognized as a “sacred place for lovers” among tourist spots in Japan.

Visitors can enjoy a number of unique roses, including an area with roses related to the royal family and an area with roses with a strong fragrance.

In addition to viewing roses, visitors can also enjoy rose-based sweets (such as rose soft serve) and pasta, as well as a variety of rose goods and rose saplings.

Rose Festival

The Rose Festival is held twice a year, in June when the roses are at their best, and in mid to late September.

Scented Rose Area

In this area on the north side of the park, visitors can enjoy the fragrance of all seven types of roses.

Admission fee is required during the Rose Festival.