2025 Kiyose Travel Guide: Must-see attractions, popular food, hotels, transportation routes (updated in June)

====📍Kiyose Sunflower Festival Venue 3-chome Shimokiyoto, Kiyose, Tokyo 204-0011 🚃Nearest station: Kiyose Station 🚶♀️Access: 35 minutes on foot from the north exit of Kiyose Station *Shuttle bus available from the station🚎(10 minute ride) ⏱Opening hours: 9:00~16:00 *Last admission at 15:30 🗓Opening period: August 6, 2024 - August 13, 2024 ⚠️Notes for visitors: Advance reservations are required from August 10 to 13💡Please make sure to apply on the website before visiting! 🎫Free of charge 🚗No parking ==== Summer is full of fun events like fireworks and festivals, isn't it? 🥳 One of the spots you definitely want to visit in the summer is a sunflower field 🫶✨ But isn't it hard to get to a sunflower field without a car...? 😢 If you think so, this is a must-see!! We'll introduce you to sunflower fields in Tokyo that you can get to in no time by train 🎶 Is this really Tokyo? The Kiyose Sunflower Festival is a spectacular spot where you can see beautiful sunflowers that are so beautiful you'll think, "Wow, I'm so excited!" 😍💞 The tall, beautiful sunflowers are spreading out so far that it makes you really excited 🤩🧡🧡 Apparently, about 100,000 sunflowers are planted 🐝🌻 In addition to the sunflower fields, this festival also has many other attractive recreational activities 🥺💛 There are dance stages, live events, and food stalls that are sure to be enjoyed by children and adults alike 🥳🫶 I bought a small sunflower pot to take home 🧡 It's the perfect spot for the summer after the coronavirus pandemic, so please go and check it out 💖💖💖 #That store, that view, that's worth visiting #If you're not sure, go here #Summer date strategy plan #Travel plan that makes you want to go #Spots you should visit this summer #Sunflower fields #Summer events

Dear friends 🌻, a summer flower-viewing trip wouldn't be complete without visiting the Kiyose Sunflower Garden! This garden spans approximately 24,000 square meters and boasts over 100,000 sunflowers 🌻. From early to mid-August (specific dates may vary depending on the growth of the sunflowers), the garden transforms into a dazzling golden sea of flowers. The blossoms, varying in height and shape, sway gently in the breeze, creating a fairytale-like scene. Getting there is super convenient! From Tokyo, take the JR Chuo Line to Kokubunji Station (about 25 minutes), transfer to the Seibu Kokubunji Line to Kiyose Station (about 20 minutes), and then walk about 15 minutes from the north exit. If you're driving, take the Chuo Expressway and exit at Kiyose; just follow your GPS, and you'll find parking 🅿 available near the garden. The best part? Admission is free! Just remember to follow the garden rules—don't pick the flowers and keep the area clean. Strolling through the garden under the sunlight, taking photos 📷 with family and friends, and capturing beautiful moments allow you to enjoy both the charm of nature and a peaceful time. This summer, head to the Kiyose Sunflower Garden and immerse yourself in a golden sea of flowers!

Enpukuji Temple 𓂃◌𓈒𓐍 𓂃◌𓈒𓐍𓂃◌𓈒𓐍𓂃 The temple was founded by the great priest Yogaku Shunwa. The official name is Daiizan Enpukuji Temple. The principal image is Shakyamuni Buddha. The twelve heavenly generals enshrined in the Yakushido Hall are designated as cultural properties of Kiyose City. The temple grounds are home to statues of Acala and Nio, and have a unique atmosphere that can only be found in a temple. It was the autumn foliage season, and the scenery was beautiful no matter where you looked. ✼••┈┈┈┈••✼••┈┈┈┈••✼••┈┈┈┈••✼ ꕥTemple name: Enpukuji ꕥAddress: 3-51 Noshio, Kiyose, Tokyo ꕥAccess: 🚉Akitsu Station → approx. 16 minutes walk ✼••┈┈┈┈••✼••┈┈┈┈••✼••┈┈┈┈••✼ #0 yen travel autumn #Temple #Buddhist temple #Temples and shrines #Temple tour

Sunflower season has finally arrived! There are several sunflower spots in Tokyo, but this time I will introduce the "Kiyose Sunflower Festival" in Kiyose City, Tokyo. It is a spot on the border with Saitama Prefecture! About 100,000 sunflowers are blooming on a vast farmland of about 24,000 square meters🌻 It seems that such sunflower fields are also grown for fertilizer! It seems that they are only open to the public for a limited time🤩 No matter where you look, it is a tall sunflower field, so it seems to be a spot suitable for adults to take pictures💡 ★Period: August 6th to August 13th, 2024 [Outing advice] ① Sandals are good🩴 When the soil is dry, the dust flies around a lot and your feet are covered in dirt😭 If you go in your favorite shoes or white shoes, you will be in for a painful experience💦 I recommend wearing washable shoes! However, there is no place to wash, so it may be a good idea to bring water to wash. ② It may be cruel to let small children walk... Basically, there are many tall sunflowers, and as mentioned in ①, dust flies. It may not be recommended for small children to walk in the dust. 💦 It would be better if it was after a rain! ③ There is a free shuttle bus from Kiyose Station. 🚌 Of course, there are local buses, but there is also a shuttle bus! I recommend using that! Local buses also run from Niiza Station and Shiki Station! [Points to note when visiting] ⚠️Advance reservations are required from August 10th to 13th⚠️ Please note that reservations are required during the above period! ! You will need to go to the reservation site from the homepage and make a reservation with a specified date and time (a little difference is OK) 🎫The email you make when you make a reservation is your admission ticket🎫 When you make a reservation, you will receive an email, which you will show at the entrance instead of your ticket, so keep it! Or take a screenshot and save it ⚠️ -------- That's it! How about it? Please visit this large sunflower field in Tokyo this summer! ~~~~~~Information~~~~~~ 📍Kiyose Sunflower Festival ・Address: Shimokiyoto 3-chome, Kiyose City, Tokyo ・Access: Bus from Kiyose Station, Niiza Station, Shiki Station 　　　　　　※No dedicated parking lot ・Opening period: August 6th to August 13th, 2024 ・Opening hours: 9:00am to 4:00pm　　　　　　※Last admission 3:30pm ・Fee: Free ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ #0 yen trip #domestic travel #great views of Japan #tokyo sightseeing

#thingstodo If you’re looking for a fantastic kaisendon joint that locals go to, this is the place. My friend and I each had the mixed salmon and tuna kaisendon and it was absolutely phenomenal. One of the best meals of our trip and a highlight experience. We thought about that kaisendon for the rest of our trip. There is very minimal/limited seating (8 seats if I recall correctly) but we got there around 12:30, we were the first in the queue and were able to get seated within 10 minutes.

There is a large sea of ​​sunflowers in Tokyo! Some are even taller than people, and there are not too many people, so it is not difficult to take beautiful photos. After going to the mud, new shoes are not recommended! #Tokyo Metropolis #Sunflower