The facility uses advanced temperature control to maintain a blooming environment for flowers despite the seasonal fluctuations of the Mount Fuji plateau.
Many of the owls featured in the flight shows are trained for silent flight displays that pass directly over the audience.
The park houses a significant collection of 'Angel's Trumpet' flowers alongside its massive displays of Begonia tuberhybrida.
The garden is entirely covered, allowing for full visitor mobility during rain or heavy snow common in the Shizuoka highlands.
It is one of the few places in Japan where visitors can interact with various species of owls in a controlled, open-aviary setting.
Fuji Kachoen Garden Park is a climate-controlled indoor facility located at the base of Mount Fuji. The park features a vast collection of thousands of blooming begonias and fuchsias suspended from the ceiling in a hanging garden layout. It serves as a sanctuary for various bird species, including owls, penguins, and tropical birds. The facility operates daily bird flight demonstrations, allowing visitors to view raptors and other species at close range. Guests can interact with birds in designated feeding areas. The entire park is barrier-free and roofed, ensuring accessibility regardless of weather conditions. The venue specializes in the cultivation of specific floral hybrids, notably rare fuchsia varieties. It is designed for year-round horticultural displays and avian observation.
The hanging garden section where thousands of fuchsias and begonias create a dense, colorful ceiling backdrop.
Purchase bird feed cups available at the entrance to participate in interactive feeding during your walk.
Wear comfortable, closed-toe walking shoes as the facility spans a large area with varying floor surfaces.
Check the daily event board upon arrival to coordinate your walk-through with the scheduled bird flight show times.
Do not rush through the floral greenhouses, as the bird flight shows are interspersed throughout the day and require timing.
Closed on specific weekdays during winter months; verify the schedule before visiting as operations are subject to maintenance periods.
Do not touch the birds unless authorized by staff; maintain silence during flight shows to avoid startling the animals.
