富田さとにわ耕園

ParkTourist Attraction

3.9

(1.2k)

This free park, also known as the Tomita Urban Agriculture Exchange Center, offers expansive grounds where visitors can enjoy seasonal flowers and purchase fresh, locally grown produce. You can stroll through vast gardens or explore the main building for vegetables and other local goods.

Address

711-1 Tomitachō, Wakaba Ward, Chiba, 265-0041, Japan

Website

https://www.city.chiba.jp/shisetsu/kanko/0009.html

Opening Hours

9:00 AM – 5:00 PM (Thu)

Phone

+81 43-226-0022

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Worth it?

Worth it if you want a free, open space to see seasonal blooms and buy farm-fresh items

Skip if you're expecting elaborate landscaping year-round, as flower displays vary by season

Reviewers appreciate that the park offers free admission and free parking.2 mentions

The cosmos flowers are particularly noted for their impressive colors when in season.2 mentions

Some visitors found a lack of flowers during certain months, such as November.1 mention

The parking area is an unpaved field without marked lines.1 mention

Location

711-1 Tomitachō, Wakaba Ward, Chiba, 265-0041, Japan

Highlights

The park features multicolored flower gardens with artfully arranged seasonal blooms like moss phlox, poppies, and cosmos.

In spring, you can see shibazakura, and in autumn, kokia are a highlight.

Fresh vegetables, including sweet potatoes, pumpkins, taro, and eggs, are sold in the center's main building.

Who it's for

Good for kids

Family with kids

Couples

Solo

Wheelchair entrance

Accessible parking

Dogs allowed

Families and anyone looking for a relaxed outdoor experience, especially those interested in agriculture or fresh local produce. It's also dog-friendly.

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Know before you go

The park is closed on Mondays.

While there are toilets, some are older, though often kept clean.

Reviews

3.9

Good

5 Reviews

Visitors generally enjoy the free entry and the opportunity to see seasonal flowers, with many highlighting the shibazakura in spring and kokia in autumn. However, some note that flower displays are highly seasonal, and the parking can be a bit rustic.