Ueno Farm

上野ファーム

A farm garden famous for its “Hokkaido Garden” style, an English-inspired garden where perennial flowers change through the seasons. The Shateki-yama lookout behind it overlooks the Asahikawa countryside.

Ueno Farm was created by the Ueno family beside their rice fields. The gardener Sayuki Ueno combined English garden techniques with Hokkaido’s climate to develop the “Hokkaido Garden” style. She also designed the courtyard for the Fuji TV drama Kaze no Garden. The garden is divided into more than ten themed areas, including the Mirror Garden and the Mother Garden, and grows thousands of perennial plants that peak from June to August. From the Shateki-yama lookout behind the farm, you can see the Daisetsuzan mountains. The garden is open from late April to mid-October, admission is about ¥1,000, and there is a café on site. It is about a 30-minute drive from Asahikawa Station and about 15 minutes from Asahiyama Zoo.

Opening hours

Approx. late April–mid-October, 10:00–17:00

Garden · English garden · Flowers

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