Echizen Daffodils
One of Japan's three major habitats
"Echizen Daffodils" is the collective term for the Japanese daffodils that bloom along the Echizen coast. Along with the Boso Peninsula in Chiba Prefecture and Awaji Island in Hyogo Prefecture, it is counted among Japan’s three major daffodil-growing regions, boasting the largest area in the country.
As winter approaches, the daffodils huddle together as if to protect themselves from the cold, enveloping the coastal landscape in a fresh, white blanket.
Each flower stalk bears 4 to 8 petals, and the fragrance is sweet and delicate, reminiscent of the aroma of mandarin oranges.
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- Area
- Awara,Sakai,Fukui Tannan
- Preferences
- Open before 9 AM Open after 5 PM
Information
- Telephone Number Details
- Echizen Town Tourism Association 0778-37-1234
- Address (in Japanese)
- 福井県越前町
- Getting There
- Approximately 70 minutes by car from the Fukui Interchange on the Hokuriku Expressway, approximately 60 minutes from the Sabae Interchange, approximately 60 minutes from the Takefu Interchange, and approximately 80 minutes from the Tsuruga Interchange. *Travel time varies depending on your starting point.
- Car Park
- No
- Website
Daffodil Fields on the Echizen Coast
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