Sanuki Manno Park
A recreation spot with many seasonal flowers

A popular destination for families and couples alike, Sanuki Manno Park is a 350-hectare oasis of greenery northeast of the adjoining Manno-ike Reservoir. Its facilities include playgrounds, a cycling course (rentals available), a campsite, a miniature golf course, and a barbecue area, but the vast park is best known for its variety of seasonal flowers.

Cherry blossoms, daffodils, tulips, and nemophilas bloom here in spring, hydrangeas and sunflowers take over in summer, and autumn is the season of cosmos flowers and the deep red burning bush, also known as kochia. In winter, the park’s opening hours are extended to welcome visitors for a nighttime “illumination,” in which more than 500,000 LED bulbs light the vast slopes and fields. Fireworks displays are also held on certain nights during the event period.

Address	まんのう町吉野4243-12
Open	9:30 a.m.–5 p.m. (varies by season)
Closed	Tuesday (if national holiday, then closed the following day instead) Dec. 29–31 Fourth Wed–Fri of January Open every day between March 20–May 31, July 20–Aug. 31, Sept. 11–Oct. 31
Admission Fee	15 or older ￥450 65 or older ￥210 Child (middle school or younger) Free *Group discount available
Parking	Free (accommodates large buses)
URL	https://sanukimannopark.jp/en