Tonami Tulip Fair: Paradise of 700,000 Tulip Blooms

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Festival/Event🌸 Spring

Tonami Tulip Fair: Paradise of 700,000 Tulip Blooms

🏔️ Toyama|Published May 11, 2026|Updated July 25, 2026

✍️ Edited by the Tabitabi JAPAN Editorial Team(based on official and primary sources)

Festival of 700,000 Tulip Blooms

Tonami Tulip Fair is a representative Toyama spring festival held late April to early May annually, with about 700,000 tulip plants blooming. Nationally known as the "tulip capital Tonami," diverse tulip varieties color the entire park.

Tonami Scattered Farmhouse Village

Tonami City's unique landscape "Sankyo-son" (scattered village) features farmhouses scattered amid vast rice paddies. Farmhouses are surrounded by windbreak forests called "Kainyo" in Tonami, appearing from the air like islands of trees scattered in fields.

Tourism Course with Gokayama

Access from Tonami to Gokayama (World Heritage) is easy, and courses combining the Tulip Fair with Gokayama's Gassho-zukuri farmhouse villages are popular.

📍 Location & Access

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📍 Spots near here

Recommended spots around this location, sorted by distance.

📍 ~800m

Sightseeing

Tonami Scattered Village: Scenic View of Farmhouses Scattered in Fields

📍 ~6.9km

Power Spot

Takase Shrine, the First Shrine of Etchu and a Place of Marriage Bonds in Nanto

📍 ~9.0km

Power Spot

Etchu Gokoku Hachimangu, One of the Oldest Shrines in Toyama at Oyabe

📍 ~9.9km

Power Spot

Kushida Shrine, an Ancient Shrine of Marriage Harmony in the Forest of Imizu

📍 ~12km

Sightseeing

Takaoka: Manyoshu Poetry Monuments and Traditional Craft Town

📍 ~13km

Sightseeing

Takaoka Great Buddha: One of Japan's Three Great Buddhas, the Face of Takaoka

📍 ~14km

Sightseeing

Takaoka Copperware: World-Class Metal Craft Born from 400 Years of Tradition

📍 ~14km

Sightseeing

Imizu Naikawa: Strolling the Venice-Like Canal-Side Port Town

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✍️ About this article

This article is compiled by the Tabitabi JAPAN editorial team from official and primary sources, including facility and shrine/temple websites, tourism information published by municipalities and tourism associations, and cultural-property records released by national and local governments. Prices, opening hours and event dates may change, so please also check the official information of each facility or local government before you visit.