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Walk Among 70,000 Sunflowers
Walk Among 70,000 Sunflowers
Walk Among 70,000 Sunflowers
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Walk Among 70,000 Sunflowers

Escape to one of Osaka's most beautiful summer day trips.

Harvest Hill's annual sunflower season returns with approximately 70,000 blooms spread across rolling hillsides, inviting visitors to stroll through vibrant fields, capture unforgettable photos, and enjoy a relaxing summer escape just outside Osaka.

Just 40 minutes south of Namba in Sakai City, Sakai Green Museum: Harvest Hill transforms its 33-hectare agricultural park into one of Osaka’s brightest summer landscapes. From July 26 through August 23, approximately 70,000 sunflowers bloom across two rolling hillside fields, creating a spectacular seasonal display that has become an annual favorite for photographers, families, and anyone looking to escape the city. Harvest Hill welcomes nearly 380,000 visitors each year, with its seasonal flower displays among its biggest attractions.

More than just a sunflower field, Harvest Hill is a sprawling countryside park where seasonal gardens, farm animals, restaurants, playgrounds, and hands-on experiences create a memorable day trip for visitors of all ages. The sunflower season is part of the park’s annual Summer Harvest celebration, with seasonal food, family activities, water play, and other summer experiences taking place throughout the park. During sunflower season, guests can stroll directly into the blooming fields to capture immersive, Instagram-worthy photos surrounded by towering flowers, sweeping rural scenery, and endless shades of summer yellow.

Rather than blooming all at once, the two main sunflower fields flower in succession, extending the season across nearly a month. Sun Hill bursts into bloom first, followed by Moon Hill and Star Hill, giving visitors multiple opportunities to experience the display throughout August.

Whether you’re searching for the perfect summer photo, planning a family outing, or simply looking to slow down for a day, Harvest Hill’s annual sunflower season is a reminder that some of Osaka’s most memorable summer experiences begin just beyond the city skyline.

 

Walk Among 70,000 Sunflowers – Stroll through two spectacular hillside fields bursting with vibrant summer color.

Capture Instagram-Worthy Photos – Step into the blooms for unforgettable photos surrounded by towering sunflowers.

Escape to the Countryside – Trade the city skyline for rolling hills, fresh air, and wide-open summer landscapes.

Enjoy More Than the Flowers – Meet farm animals, explore gardens, dine at cafés, and discover family-friendly attractions throughout the park.

Follow the Blooming Season – Visit throughout August as successive plantings keep the sunflower display blooming longer.

 

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Contact

  • Harvest Hill, 2405-1 Hachigamineji, Minami Ward, Sakai, Osaka 590-0125, Japan
  • https://farm.or.jp/
  • @harvesthill_osaka

Opening Hours

July 26 – July 31: 10:00 AM – 5:00 PM (Last Admission: 4:00 PM)
August 1 – August 12: 8:00 AM – 5:00 PM (Last Admission: 4:00 PM)
August 13 – August 16: 8:00 AM – 8:30 PM (Last Admission: 7:30 PM)
Closed
August 17 – August 23: 8:00 AM – 5:00 PM (Last Admission: 4:00 PM)

THE SCENE: FAQ’s

ACCESS

Venue

Sakai Green Museum: Harvest Hill

Address

2405-1 Hachigamineji, Minami-ku, Sakai, Osaka 590-0125

Nearest Stations

Semboku Rapid Railway → Izumigaoka Station
From the Bus Terminal, Stop No. 6, take the Nankai Bus bound for Harvest Hill. The journey takes approximately 20 minutes. The bus stops directly at the park entrance. 大阪公式観光情報 OSAKA-INFO

JR Hanwa Line → Tsukuno Station
Transfer to the Semboku Rapid Railway at Nakamozu Station for Izumigaoka Station, then continue by Nankai Bus from Bus Stop No. 6 to Harvest Hill. 大阪公式観光情報 OSAKA-INFO

From Central Osaka

Nankai Namba Station
Take the Semboku Rapid Railway to Izumigaoka Station (approximately 22 minutes), then transfer to the Nankai Bus from Bus Stop No. 6 for Harvest Hill (approximately 20 minutes). 大阪公式観光情報 OSAKA-INFO

Osaka Metro Midosuji Line → Nakamozu Station
Transfer to the Semboku Rapid Railway for Izumigaoka Station, then take the Nankai Bus from Bus Stop No. 6 to Harvest Hill. 大阪公式観光情報 OSAKA-INFO

By Car
From the Hanwa Expressway Sakai IC, follow Senboku Route 2 (Prefectural Route 61) south for approximately 15 minutes, then turn at the Harvest Hill intersection. Free parking is available for approximately 1,800 vehicles.

SCHEDULE

Sunflower Season
July 26 – August 23, 2026

Park Hours

July 26 – July 31
10:00 AM – 5:00 PM
Last Admission: 4:00 PM

August 1 – August 12
8:00 AM – 5:00 PM
Last Admission: 4:00 PM

August 13 – August 16
8:00 AM – 8:30 PM
Last Admission: 7:30 PM

August 17 – August 23
8:00 AM – 5:00 PM
Last Admission: 4:00 PM

Summer Harvest Activities

Throughout the sunflower season, Harvest Hill also offers seasonal experiences including:

  • Summer vegetable harvesting (Weekends & Holidays beginning July 19)
  • Water play area
  • Summer Photo Contest
  • Animal encounters
  • Playground attractions
  • Craft workshops
  • Seasonal food and cafés

Harvest Hill Summer Festival

August 13 – 16

During the Obon holiday, Harvest Hill stays open into the evening for:

  • Bon Odori dancing
  • Festival food and games
  • Mini fireworks display (8:00 PM)
  • Extended park hours

Please Note

The sunflower fields are best enjoyed during the day and close before the evening fireworks begin.

TICKETS

Admission

Adults (Junior High School & Older): ¥1,500
Children (Ages 4–12): ¥1,000
Children (Ages 3 & Under): Free

Ticket Information

  • General admission includes access to the sunflower fields and all seasonal gardens.
  • Tickets may be purchased online in advance or at the park entrance on the day of your visit.
  • Admission also includes access to the park's Summer Harvest seasonal program.
  • Some attractions, animal experiences, craft workshops, and special activities require an additional fee.

What's Included

  • Access to approximately 70,000 sunflowers across two hillside fields.
  • Entry to Harvest Hill's seasonal flower gardens.
  • Farm animal areas and open park grounds.
  • Summer Harvest seasonal activities (excluding separately ticketed experiences).

THE EXPERIENCE

Harvest Hill's sunflower season is more than a visit to a flower field—it's a chance to slow down and enjoy one of Osaka's most scenic summer escapes. Wander through rolling hills blanketed in vibrant yellow, capture Instagram-worthy photos from within the blooms, meet friendly farm animals, and spend the day exploring gardens, cafés, and family attractions. Whether you're visiting for the flowers or making a full countryside day trip, Harvest Hill offers a refreshing change of pace just beyond the city.

Visitors can expect to:

  • Walk among approximately 70,000 blooming sunflowers.
  • Capture Instagram-worthy photos from inside the flower fields.
  • Explore a 33-hectare countryside park filled with gardens and open spaces.
  • Meet farm animals and enjoy seasonal Summer Harvest activities.
  • Relax with cafés, restaurants, and family-friendly attractions throughout the park.

INFO & TIPS

Harvest Hill's sunflower season is more than a visit to a flower field—it's a chance to slow down and enjoy one of Osaka's most scenic summer escapes. Wander through rolling hills blanketed in vibrant yellow, capture Instagram-worthy photos from within the blooms, meet friendly farm animals, and spend the day exploring gardens, cafés, and family attractions. Whether you're visiting for the flowers or making a full countryside day trip, Harvest Hill offers a refreshing change of pace just beyond the city.

Visitors can expect to:

  • Walk among approximately 70,000 blooming sunflowers.
  • Capture Instagram-worthy photos from inside the flower fields.
  • Explore a 33-hectare countryside park filled with gardens and open spaces.
  • Meet farm animals and enjoy seasonal Summer Harvest activities.
  • Relax with cafés, restaurants, and family-friendly attractions throughout the park.

Booking

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Sakai Green Museum: Harvest Hill

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July 26 – Aug. 23
  • Harvest Hill, 2405-1 Hachigamineji, Minami Ward, Sakai, Osaka 590-0125, Japan
  • 8:00-17:00 ~ 20:30

  • Semboku Rapid Railway → Izumigaoka Station ⮕ Transfer: Nankai Bus from Bus Stop No. 6 to Harvest Hill

  • Metro Midosuji Line → Nakamozu Station ⮕ Transfer: Semboku Rapid Railway

  • ¥1,000-¥1,500

  • farm.or.jp
  • Check daily schedule, times vary by day.

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