Question 1

When is the best time to see the sunflowers at Akeno Sunflower Field?

Accepted Answer

The Akeno Sunflower Festival only runs from mid-July to mid-August, with peak bloom usually occurring around late July through the Obon holiday period. The sunflowers are planted in different sections that bloom at staggered times, ensuring flowers throughout the festival season.

Question 2

How much does it cost to visit Akeno Sunflower Field?

Accepted Answer

Admission to Akeno Sunflower Field is free, but there is a 1000 yen parking cooperation fee. This donation helps maintain the beautiful sunflower fields for future seasons. The parking fee is cash-only and gives you access to both the main venue and rural park venue.

Question 3

Is Akeno Sunflower Field wheelchair accessible?

Accepted Answer

Yes, Akeno Sunflower Field offers wheelchair accessible facilities including a wheelchair accessible parking lot and wheelchair accessible restrooms. The venue is designed to accommodate visitors with mobility needs, though some sections may have elevation changes.

Question 4

Can I bring children to Akeno Sunflower Field?

Accepted Answer

Akeno Sunflower Field is very good for kids and families. The festival features food stalls, refreshments, and wide open spaces for children to enjoy. The sunflower fields provide a safe, engaging environment for families, though sun protection is essential during summer visits.

Question 5

Are there food and amenities available at Akeno Sunflower Field?

Accepted Answer

The festival features multiple food stalls offering local treats including grilled corn, fresh peaches, sunflower ice cream, and other refreshments. Restroom facilities are available on-site, and there are temporary toilets set up during the festival period at each venue location.