Three million wild daffodils grow in clusters on the cape in midwinter.
The fresh scent of flowers in the sea breeze, the contrast between the blue sea and the white lighthouse.
Against the backdrop of the blue sea and sky and the white lighthouse, green leaves sway in the sea breeze and pale yellow daffodils sway with their heads down.
As you walk through the colony, you can smell the flowers, making it seem as if spring has arrived even though it is the middle of winter.
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Shimoda Daffodil Festival
3 million white daffodils blooming on the cape
The peak season is usually from late December to mid-January, but the best viewing times are also around that time. On weekends during the daffodil festival, a local dish called "Ikenodani miso" is served in a hot pot, and on some days there are performances by Shimoda Taiko drummers, attracting many visitors.
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Car
About 15 minutes by car to Tsumekizaki Parking Lot
bus
From Izukyu-Shimoda Station, take the No. 10 bus bound for Tsumekizaki (approx. 15 minutes)
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Access times not listed are from SHIMODA TOKYU HOTEL.
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December 20, 2023 (Wednesday) - January 31, 2024 (Wednesday)
The highly transparent coastline of Tsumekizaki is bustling with families swimming in the summer.
The ocean bathing Nordic walking event promoted by Shimoda City will also be held.
The bright orange aloe flowers are in full bloom from early December to early January.
Tsumekizaki, where the sunrise from the sea is beautiful
What to know about the Tsumekizaki Daffodil Festival
Tsumekizaki, where the Daffodil Festival is held, is also home to Tsumekizaki Flower Garden, which can be enjoyed all year round.
We recommend taking a break or having your lunch on the benches in the grassy area of Tsumekizaki Garden.
At Houei in Tsumekizaki, where popular dishes include sanma sushi and fisherman's soup, the restaurant is fully equipped to protect against the cold.
We offer complimentary sweet sake to guests staying at SHIMODA TOKYU HOTEL.
Bananas also grow in the greenhouses of Tsumekizaki Flower Garden.
Tropical plants growing in the greenhouse of Tsumekizaki Garden
Recommended souvenirs from the Daffodil Festival
The Daffodil Festival also features stalls selling local Susaki seafood, vegetables, flowers, and handmade crafts, making it one of the attractions for visitors.
Please try Susaki's citrus fruits and seafood as souvenirs.
Susaki's local seafood is sold at very reasonable prices.
There are stalls run by local ladies selling fresh vegetables.
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