The Azalea Valley at Nishi Park is a park where you can see six types of azaleas, including Kurume azaleas and Hirado azaleas. In addition, Kerama azaleas, which are native to Okinawa and the Amami Islands, are also planted, and you can enjoy beautiful azaleas while walking along the well-maintained promenade.
Nishi Park is located in the center of the city and is easily accessible. The best time to see the azaleas is around mid-April, and it is bustling with many people every year. If you want to fully enjoy Kurume azaleas, be sure to visit the Azalea Valley at Nishi Park.
Access Information
- Best Viewing Time: Mid-April to early May
- Azalea Varieties: Kurume azaleas, Hirado azaleas, Kerama azaleas, Japanese Enkianthus, Sticky azaleas, Yodogawa azaleas
- Number of Trees: Approximately 780 or more
- Admission Fee: Free
- Address: 13 Nishi Park, Chuo-ku, Fukuoka City
- Access: 15-minute walk from Ohorikoen Station on the subway
- Parking: 79 spaces, Free
- Website: https://www.nishikouen.jp/