A tourist farm that takes advantage of Minamichita's unique climate, which is warm all year round.
Dogs are also welcome to enter the park.

The vast grounds are decorated with colorful flower fields that change with the seasons, creating a spectacular sight that has even been featured on television.
Be sure to bring your camera with you when you go out!

In addition, each person can pick up to 10 flowers in the Flower Plaza to take home.
(*There are restrictions on the number of flowers depending on the type)
You can decorate your room with it when you get home or enjoy it as a souvenir.

As the old song goes, "Handa in Chita is a town of breweries," this sake museum utilizes an old sake brewery where sake was actually produced for about 200 years until 1972.

With the aim of passing on the cultural heritage related to sake,
The museum displays traditional sake brewing tools that were actually used before the current factory began operations, as well as the skills of the craftsmen of that time.

There's also a tasting corner, which is a must-see for alcohol lovers!
You can sample sake and plum wine.

*Admission to the Kunizakari Sake Museum requires prior reservation.
*There are no admission tickets. Please state the name of the representative at the entrance.