ASHIKAGA, Japan - TelAve -- This year (2021) marks the 20^th Anniversary of Winter Illuminations at Ashikaga Flower Park. The nearly 100,000 square meter / 25-acre floral fantasia, just 70-minutes north of Tokyo via Tobu Railways, has been ranked by General incorporated association YAKEI Convention & Visitors Bureau as the top place in Japan for viewing seasonal light-ups for six consecutive years! It was also selected as one of the "Three Great Illuminations in Japan" by Night View Summit 2017 and as one of "Three Great Illuminations in the Kanto region" by Night View Summit 2018. This year, there are more than 5 million illuminations, utilizing more than 5 million LED, power-saving-environmentally-friendly bulbs.

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Light-Up Schedule

• Dates: Saturday, October 16, 2021 to Monday, February 14, 2022
• Times: 3:30 to 8:30pm weekdays, until 9:00 pm on Saturdays, Sundays, and holidays. Nighttime Illuminations will start from 4:30 pm (from Nov. 13 until the beginning of January, After January the illuminations run until 9:00 and 9:30 pm respectively)
• Closed: December 31, 2021

Daytime Schedule (no light-up): 11 am to 3 pm

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Night Club Admission Fee: 1,100 yen adults; 600 yen children

Exhibition Schedule

• October 16th to Mid-November: "Collaboration of illuminations and Flowers," a Fusion of Lights and amethyst Sage plants
• Late November-Late December: "Flower Park Christmas," a Christmas Fantasy
• New Year's Day-February 14th: "New Year Illumination" Co-starting Lights and Winter Peonies

This Year's Theme: "Fantasy to Light Flower Garden 2021"

Specific Highlights

• Complete renewal of the "Flower Castle," which has been extremely popular since its introduction in 2017.
• "Hikari no Hanachozu" is being exhibited for a limited time (until November 28) as a sponsorship project for the 100th anniversary of Ashikaga City! Visitors enjoy colorful flower arrangements in finger bowls during the daytime and illuminations at night.
• "Hiikari-no-Fuji-no-Hana Monogatari": The Tale of Wisteria Illuminations. This is the enchanting story of the blooming wisteria in springtime, from first buds to full bloom to the deeply moving dance of the petals as they fall to the ground.
• Special Light-up Anniversary cuisine at the restaurant (open until 30 minutes before the park closes.)

Access via Tobu Railways

Take Tobu Iseaki Line from Asakusa Station in Tokyo to Tobu Ashikagashi Station. Then Ashikaga City Bus (40 minutes) OR taxi (20 minutes), followed by a 5-minute walk.

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About Ashikaga Flower Park

Ashikaga Flower Park opened in 1968, and in addition to its winter illuminations wonderland, it is notable for its 350 Wisteria Trees, some as old as 160 years, which bloom early April to early May, weather depending. CNN chose this park as one of its Dream Destinations for 2014.

About Tobu Railways

TOBU Railway Co., Ltd. is a major Japanese corporation consisting of approximately 90 companies. The Tobu Railway covers the longest operating distance in Metropolitan Tokyo, leading to numerous tourist attractions including: Asakusa and TOKYO SKYTREE TOWN in Tokyo; Nikko and Kinugawa-Onsen, famous for its world heritage sites and hot springs; the Tatebayashi and Ashikaga areas, known for their blooming flower fields; and Kawagoe and Tochigi City, where the atmosphere of the old Edo era lives on. Tobu is also invested in a portfolio of hotels, including the newly opened The Ritz-Carlton, Nikko and FUFU Nikko Onsen Resort.