In a vast 25,000 square meter field during the agricultural off-season, seeds of six types of flowers - 'African Marigold', 'Cerinthe', 'Snapdragon', 'Bellis', 'Poppy', and 'Cornflower' - are sown. Each year, from mid-February onwards, they bloom in succession, transforming the field into a sea of flowers, delighting visitors and making it a renowned flower destination in Matsuzaki Town. Within the flower field, there is a flower field shrine (flower torii) and a foot bath. During Golden Week, from May 1st to 5th, visitors can pick flowers for free. Additionally, from late March to early April, visitors can also enjoy the cherry blossom tree-lined path along the Naka River (about 6 kilometers, approximately 1200 trees), which is bustling with visitors annually. * The event dates may change depending on blooming conditions.