Himehana Park

Himehana Park in Asago City is a mysterious place where nature and history intertwine. Walking through the mountains while visiting the 86 scattered stone Buddhas is sure to refresh your mind and body! Each Buddha has a meaning conveyed through its expression and posture, making the journey a continuous discovery. Why not experience a deep sense of peace at this charming spot?

Himehana Park in Asago City is a paradise for children, with a vast 6.3-hectare site filled with a 500-meter-long large slide and play equipment for toddlers that will get them excited. You can also experience the thrill of sliding down the mountain edge on a 170-meter roller slide! Mats are available for rent, so you can have peace of mind. Why not have fun with your family in this nature-rich comprehensive park?

"Utsugi no Yakata" in Himenohana Park in Asago City is a spot where nature and culture merge. Various exhibitions are held here, entertaining visitors. The exhibitions feature a variety of content, such as old nostalgic manga magazines, accessory-making workshops, exhibitions of postcards and souvenirs collected during travels, and more. Once you visit, it's a place you'll want to return to again and again.

The "Hyogo Forest" in Himehana Park in Asago City is a natural treasure trove woven from trees collected from various cities and towns in the prefecture. By walking through and enjoying the rich variety of trees, their scents, and the chirping of birds, you can feel the rich forests of Hyogo Prefecture with your own skin. There is also a lawn area for children to play and the Utsugi Museum, making it a recommended spot for families.

Himehana Park in Asago City is a paradise that fascinates children with its 170m long roller slide. The thrilling experience of sliding down the mountainside is unforgettable once you try it! There are also dedicated mats for safety. The park is also equipped with new and special multipurpose play equipment, so come visit with your family. Why not play to your heart's content in this natural setting surrounded by Utsuginohimehanabachi?