Zerubu no Oka
ぜるぶの丘
A free-entry flower field beside the Patchwork Road, with bands of lavender, sunflowers and other flowers spreading across the slope. The Ken and Mary Tree can be seen in the distance.
Zerubu no Oka is located beside National Route 237. Its name comes from the Japanese word endings of kaze (wind), kaoru (fragrance) and asobu (play). Lavender, sunflowers, marigolds and other flower bands stripe the slope, and from the top you can see the nearby Ken and Mary Tree. Visiting the flower fields is free, though a small parking fee or donation may apply. For a fee, visitors can ride an electric cart or off-road vehicle around the grounds. It is open roughly from May to October, 09:00 to 17:00, and is closed in winter. It is about 4 km from Biei Station and pairs well with Hokusei no Oka and the Ken and Mary Tree.
Opening hours
About May–October 09:00–17:00
Nearby sights
- Ken and Mary Tree
- Hokusei no Oka Observation Park
- Patchwork Road
- Oyako Tree (Parent and Child Trees)
- Seven Stars Tree
- Shinei no Oka Observation Park
- Christmas Tree (Biei)
- Kanno Farm