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January 11, 2026 at 9:00 am
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February 10, 2026 at 5:00 pm
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History
The Nomozaki Daffodil Festival has been celebrated for decades at Suisen-no-Sato Park in Nagasaki. This festival highlights the early-blooming daffodils, locally known as Suisen, which blanket the park in vibrant yellow from late December to mid-January.
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Recognized by Japan’s Ministry of the Environment as having one of the Top 100 Scents in Japan, Suisen-no-Sato Park combines the fragrant aroma of millions of daffodils with the crisp ocean air. This festival not only celebrates nature but also encourages visitors to appreciate the sensory experience of seasonal change.
Overview
The Nomozaki Daffodil Festival 2026 will run from mid-January to early February, allowing visitors to experience the tail end of the peak bloom season. Admission is free, making it accessible to all travelers and locals.
During the festival, guests can stroll along scenic pathways through fields of approximately 10 million daffodils, enjoying both the views and the fragrance. The elevated park also provides panoramic vistas of the surrounding coastal areas, making it a perfect spot for photography and leisurely walks.
In addition to the flowers, the festival atmosphere often includes local food vendors and small cultural displays, allowing visitors to combine natural beauty with regional culinary experiences.
Highlights
- Around 10 million daffodils in bloom.
- Panoramic views of the Nagasaki Peninsula coastline.
- Visibility of the historic Gunkanjima (Battleship Island).
- Recognized as one of Japan’s Top 100 Scents.
- Scenic pathways ideal for walking, photography, and seasonal appreciation.
Why Jasumo Recommends?
- Witness a spectacular display of early-season daffodils in Japan.
- Enjoy a combination of natural beauty, sea views, and historical landmarks.
- Perfect for photographers, families, and nature enthusiasts.
- Free entry makes it an easy and accessible outing.
- A serene and culturally rich experience in Nagasaki.
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Schedule
- Dates: Mid-January to Early February 2026
- Peak bloom generally occurs from late December to mid-January.
- Festival activities run during the day, allowing visitors to enjoy the flowers at their own pace.
Pricing
- Free entry to the park and festival grounds.
- Visitors may wish to bring cash for local snacks, souvenirs, or optional activities.
Location
Suisen-no-Sato Park (水仙の里公園), Nomozaki, Nagasaki
568-1 Nomomachi, Nagasaki, Nagasaki 851-0505, Japan
How to Get There
- By Car: Approximately 35 minutes from central Nagasaki. Parking is available near the festival grounds.
- By Public Transport: Take the Nomozaki/Kabashima/Misaki Kiba Line bus from Nagasaki Station (~50 minutes) to Nomozaki Athletic Park, then walk 5 minutes to Suisen-no-Sato Park.
Accommodation Options
Nagasaki offers a variety of accommodations for festival visitors. Budget hotels and guesthouses near central Nagasaki provide stays from ¥5,000–¥10,000 per night, with easy access to Nomozaki via car or bus.
For a more comfortable stay, mid-range hotels and boutique accommodations cost approximately ¥10,000–¥15,000 per night. Early booking is recommended, especially during the festival season.
FAQs
What is the Nomozaki Daffodil Festival?
It is an annual festival celebrating millions of early-blooming daffodils at Suisen-no-Sato Park in Nagasaki.
When is the festival held in 2026?
The festival runs from mid-January to early February, covering the tail end of the peak bloom period.
How much does it cost to attend?
Entry to the park and festival is free for all visitors.
What can I see at the festival?
Visitors can enjoy 10 million daffodils, panoramic sea views, and the historic Gunkanjima (Battleship Island).
Is it family-friendly?
Yes! The festival is suitable for all ages, offering walking paths, scenic views, and a peaceful nature experience.
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