The park features a full-scale Dutch-style windmill that serves as a landmark for the central flower garden.
The site hosts a traditional Japanese-style garden complete with a tea house designed for cultural tea ceremonies.
The park maintains a fruit-picking orchard where visitors can harvest seasonal produce like grapes and sweet potatoes.
The flower beds are rotated seasonally, transitioning from tulips in the spring to sunflowers in the summer and cosmos in the autumn.
Akebonoyama Agriculture Park is a large-scale municipal facility centered around a Dutch-style windmill and expansive seasonal flower fields. The park landscape is dominated by large tulip displays in spring and massive sunflower gardens in summer. The site includes a Japanese garden, a greenhouse, and fruit-picking orchards for public harvest during specified seasons. It functions as an agricultural education hub featuring a traditional tea house and extensive open lawn spaces. The facility is managed by the Kashiwa City government to promote local agriculture and provide recreational green space.
The elevated observation deck near the Dutch-style windmill, which provides a panoramic view over the seasonal flower fields.
Check the park's official bloom forecast before visiting to time your arrival with the peak of the tulip or sunflower cycles.
Bring a picnic blanket as the large lawn areas are designated for leisure and outdoor dining.
Walk the perimeter trail to access the more secluded Japanese garden sections away from the main windmill area.
Do not attempt to pick flowers from the display gardens, as this is strictly prohibited.
Closed on Mondays, or the following day if Monday is a national holiday; also closed during the year-end and New Year holidays.
Refrain from walking inside the flower beds; stay strictly on designated footpaths.
