Gongendo Park

sightseeing

Gongendo Park is a hot spot for cherry blossoms, thanks to a 1 km stretch of 1,000 Yoshino cherry trees contrasting with beautiful yellow rapeseed flowers, and the park is filled with revelers every year. In addition, in June you can enjoy stunning hydrangea, in September the vivid red spider lily, and in January the charming white daffodils. A wonderful spot to visit, regardless of the season!

Basic Information

Location
887-3 Uchigouma, Satte City, Saitama Prefecture
TEL
0480-44-0873
FAX
0480-44-0880
Event Information
Late march to mid-April

Business hours / Fee

Business hours
April-September: 8: 30-19: 00 / October-February: 8: 30-17: 00 / March: 8: 30-18: 00
Regular holiday
December 29th-January 3rd
Fee
Free

How to get there

Public transport
From Tobu-Nikko Satte Station, take the Asahi Bus bound for "Goka Town Hall" and get off at "Gongendo".
Car
Customers arriving on the highway
About 10 minutes from "Satte IC", about 20 minutes from "Kuki IC"
If you are using a car navigation system, please set up "Satteshi Kita Community Center" next to Gongendo Park. The opposite side of the North Public Hall is Gongendo Park and a parking lot.
■ "Satte City North Public Hall" 867 Uchigouma, Satte City, Saitama Prefecture
Parking
■ Parking lot usage time
April-September: 8:30 am-7 pm
October-February: 8:30 am-5 pm
March: 8:30 am to 6:00 pm
■ Parking fee
Free (excluding the Sakura Festival period)

Other

Remarks
There will be a charge for using the ball game open space, so please check the official website.

Map

Nearby spots

Washinomiya Shrine
Washinomiya Shrine

This is the oldest grand shrine in Kanto. It is said to have been founded by descendants of the Izumo family because of its old nickname, Hazenomiya; another theory is that it was established by Yamato Takeru 1900 years ago in the time of Emperor Keikō. The Washimiya Saibara Kagura music and dance is a tradition in the shrine and is designated as an important intangible folk cultural property of the country. The shrine also appears in the animation “Lucky Star,” and Washimiya shrine uses this connection to the work to revitalize the area.

Ancient Lotus Pond
Ancient Lotus Pond

Around 200 flowers bloom here during the peak season. Based on analytic results, this flower is an ancient form of the lotus flower. However, its age cannot be specified but is assumed to be a lotus from about 1,200 years ago. The best time to see them is around early July to late July, with the flowers blooming from around 5 in the morning. Since these flowers bloom in the middle of a residential area, please keep quiet when viewing them.

Atarashii Mura (New Village)
Atarashii Mura (New Village)

Atarashii Mura, or The New Village, is an agriculture-themed tourist facility. There is a market in the facility called "Mori no Ichiba Yui" that sells fresh vegetables produced by the local farmers of Atarashii Mura. There is also a cafe called "Mori no Cafe," where visitors can enjoy a drink or light meal. Lastly, at the facility, "Noh no Ie," they host hands-on experiences and lectures on agriculture and food, offer facility rentals, and have an herb garden of more than 100 different species where hands-on harvesting experiences for lavender and mint are available. They also grown their own rice, a popular product.

Wakui Museum
Wakui Museum

This is a museum for classic Rolls Royce and Bentley automobiles which displays among others, Jirō Shirasu's beloved Bentley, and the Rolls Royce of the former prime minister, Shigeru Yoshida. Watch the opening and closing of the doors, listen to the sound of the engines, and see the cars in motion, feeling the power of these formerly active classic automobiles, in the present day.

Shishi Museum
Shishi Museum

This is a private museum exhibiting ’Shishimai' (traditional lion dance), featuring authentic lion masks, costumes, documentation, performance videos from all over the country and local toys related to the lion.

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