Yatsu Rose Garden

Yatsu Rose Garden is a collection of over 6,000 rose bushes displaying different varieties arranged through winding pathways and dedicated viewing areas. The plants are organized in structured beds that allow visitors to walk close to the flowers and observe the differences between each type.

The site was established in 1957, transforming an undeveloped area into a specialized space for rose cultivation. Since then, it has served as a place for growing and maintaining different rose varieties.

The garden reflects Japanese horticultural practices where visitors spend time observing how different rose varieties are grown and maintained throughout the seasons. The space shows how local gardeners combine traditional knowledge with current cultivation methods to create conditions where these plants thrive.

The garden is accessible by local bus routes and train connections, with parking available for those driving. The pathways are flat and easy to walk, making the space suitable for most visitors.

Each individual rose bush receives special care through targeted pruning and soil management to achieve optimal growth conditions. This detailed attention makes it possible for even rare and delicate varieties to thrive in the garden.