We will introduce three gardens in Karuizawa where you can enjoy the peak of the rose season. Don’t miss the limited-time-only events and sweet menus.
Karuizawa Lake Garden Rose Festa 2019
Saturday, June 8 – Monday, July 15, 2012
Lake Garden is a vast garden opened in 2007 in Lake Newtown, a villa area with a 60-year history, and is home to 4,500 roses of about 400 varieties. It is a place where many rose lovers visit from all over Japan. This year, too, the Rose Festa will be held from June to July, when the blooming season is at its peak. Popular annual events will include a talk show by rose stylist Kosei Ohno, live music and punting boats in the rose garden, a marché on the lawn, a craft fair, and an antique fair.
＜Please refer to the event page for more details.
Karuizawa Thaliassen English Rose Rose Festival 2019
Saturday, June 15 – Sunday, July 7
The English Rose Garden in Karuizawa Tagliassen is a garden with 1,800 English roses of about 200 varieties in full bloom. This year again, a “Rose Festival” will be held from mid-June, when the roses begin to bloom. In addition to a relaxing stroll along the riverside garden, visitors can enjoy a harp, violin, and cello trio, workshops to enjoy making things by hand, and limited-edition sweets. During the same period, flower arrangement artist Shogo KARIYAZAKI will decorate each room of the historic Asabuki Villa “Soribatoso” with colorful and impressive flowers, and hold ikebana assessment events and tea ceremonies.
＜Please refer to the event page for more details.
Le Vin Museum Rose Festival 2019
Saturday, June 15 – Sunday, July 7
The museum opened in 1997 in a nearly exact replica of the Bunka Gakuin building founded and designed by Isaku Nishimura in Surugadai, Tokyo in 1921. At a time when school buildings looked like barracks, the delightful architecture and garden designed by Isaku Nishimura in the style of an English cottage were the talk of the town at the time. During the period when the roses in the garden are at their best, the museum café offers a 100 yen discount.
＜Please refer to the event page for more details.
