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Ueno Farm (The Gnomes' Garden)
Ueno Farm (The Gnomes' Garden)
Ueno Farm (The Gnomes' Garden)
Ueno Farm (The Gnomes' Garden)
Ueno Farm (The Gnomes' Garden)

Ueno Farm (The Gnomes' Garden)

Garden CenterTourist AttractionGarden

4.3

(1.8k)

Ueno Farm is a plant nursery and garden featuring seasonal, English-style flower gardens with a unique Japanese aesthetic. You'll find cobbled paths, serene ponds, and a cafe, all designed to create a storybook atmosphere.

Address

16-chōme-186-2 Nagayamachō, Asahikawa, Hokkaido 079-8431, Japan

Website

http://www.uenofarm.net/

Opening Hours

10:00 AM – 5:00 PM (Thu)

Phone

+81 166-47-8741

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Worth it?

Worth it if you want to slow down and immerse yourself in a beautiful, whimsical garden

Skip if you're looking for a quick, high-energy attraction

The gardens are beautifully maintained with a wide variety of flowers and plants.5 mentions

The entrance fee is considered reasonable for the experience.1 mention

The cafe offers delicious treats and the gift shop has unique souvenirs.2 mentions

Location

16-chōme-186-2 Nagayamachō, Asahikawa, Hokkaido 079-8431, Japan

Highlights

The gardens feature whimsical touches like hidden gnomes, an "impossible door," and tree tunnels, which are particularly engaging for kids.

You can hike up a steep hill to an amazing lookout point with swings and rainbow chairs, offering great photo opportunities.

The layout is theatrical, guiding you through various sections like the gnome paradise garden and past a cottage that only gnomes can enter.

Who it's for

Family with kids
Couples
Friends
Solo
Accessible parking
No dogs
Free parking
Cards accepted

Garden enthusiasts, families with kids, and anyone seeking a peaceful escape will enjoy the lush, well-maintained grounds. It's also great for those who love photography.

Know before you go

The farm is a bit out of the way if you're relying on public transport, requiring about a 20-minute walk from the nearest train station.

Wear grippy shoes if you plan to hike up the steep hill to the lookout point.

Reviews

4.3

Very good

5 Reviews

Visitors consistently praise the beautifully maintained gardens, the relaxing atmosphere, and the many photo opportunities, including whimsical elements like gnomes. The reasonable entrance fee, delicious cafe offerings, and unique gift shop items are also frequently highlighted.

Fun facts

The farm has a history dating back to 1915, in the aftermath of the Russian-Japanese war.


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