Sightseeing
Hakko Gakuen Iris Garden
📍 Hakko Gakuen Iris Garden, Sapporo, Japan
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Introduction
The Hakkō Gakuen Iris Garden in Higashi, Sapporo, is a hanashōbu (Japanese iris) field run by an agricultural school, open free to the public during the bloom from late June to early July. Some 20,000 irises flower across the fields — a seasonal sight of early summer in Sapporo.
✨ Highlights
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20,000 irises
A seasonal bloom from late June to early July.
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Free entry
Open free during the flowering season.
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School-grown
Cultivated by the Hakkō Gakuen students and staff.
🛈 Practical Info
→Location：Hakkō Gakuen, Higashi, Sapporo, Hokkaido, Japan
→Time needed：About 1 hour
→Admission：Free (bloom season only)
💡 Tips
• The season is brief — check the bloom before going.
• Morning light suits the fields best.
• Dirt paths — wear practical shoes.
FAQ
Any practical tips for visiting Hakko Gakuen Iris Garden?
The season is brief — check the bloom before going. Morning light suits the fields best.
