Nature's Retreat at Otanikoen

Otanikoen, established in 1932 by the Beppu City government, is a botanical garden that caters to nature lovers and visitors seeking tranquility.

The garden features over 300 varieties of plants, including seasonal flowers, creating a vibrant landscape year-round. Visitors can explore beautifully maintained paths, a pond with koi fish, and a tea house that adds a cultural touch to the environment.

Noteworthy Features

🌼 Seasonal Flower Displays
Wildflowers bloom in spring and vibrant foliage colors in autumn. The garden's flora showcases Japan's diverse plant life.
🌳 Historical Significance
The garden was founded to promote leisure and education about local flora and serves as a significant cultural venue in the community.
🎎 Cultural Tea House
The on-site tea house offers traditional tea experiences, highlighting Japanese culture.

Accessible to all, Otanikoen is free of charge. Families, nature enthusiasts, and historians will find both comfort and education within its grounds.