FLower Road「Ru・Nonno」
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「Ru Nonno」 is an Ainu word meaning 「Ru」= road and 「Nonno」= flower.
Flowers bloom every season around Rusutsu Resort.
Enjoy a flower filled walk on Ru Nonno, a floral path which takes guests around five locations.
「Ru Nonno」 is an Ainu word meaning 「Ru」= road and 「Nonno」= flower. Flowers bloom every season around Rusutsu Resort. Enjoy a flower filled walk on Ru Nonno, a floral path which takes guests around five locations.
Studies have shown that even a 20-minute walk can improve mental health. Ru Nonno is a circular walk of about 1.5 km, which takes about 20 minutes on foot. A walk surrounded by seasonal flowers is perfect for relaxing the body and mind.
May : Spring flowers such as cherry blossoms, tulips, daffodils and hyacinths fill the resort with colour.
June : Chemandra, vine roses, salvia and a paint-themed flower bed is created on the resort lawns.
July : As summer arrives, colourful flowers are in full bloom and lavender, Hokkaido’s most famous flower, emits a soothing fragrance which will help relax resort guests.
August : Sunflowers bathed in sunshine, some 35,000 plants and Western hydrangeas and Annabelle, which are well suited to the Rusutsu climate, are in full bloom throughout the resort.
Annabelle flowers have a long flowering period of two months and the flower colour changes from lime green to white to green to autumn colour.
September & October : The peak of the colourful garden season arrives. This is the season of cosmos and sweet peas, as well as the autumn colours of the trees and the daily changes in colour.
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The “Sun Sun Field”, is a large lawn area with colourful flowerbeds that bloom, overflowing with colour. There is also a fun paint tube feature. This flower bed is recommended as a photo spot on the way to the amusement park.
(Best time to visit : mid-June to late September)
The site is the largest in Rusutsu in terms of size and number of cultivated plants. The stunning, colourful landscape will captivate your eyes.
(Best time to visit : mid-July to late September)
Lavender grows in clusters on small hills. The best time to see the lavender is before the summer holidays.
(Best time to visit : early to mid-July)
A magical space where colourful images and videos are displayed on the large glass windows.
(Best time to visit : mid-July to mid-September)
‘Potage’ comes from the French word ‘Potager’ (to mix) and allows you to enjoy a variety of flowers, including herbs, vegetables and plants in a compact space.
(Best time to visit : early June – late September)
A scenic outdoor space filled with sheep and ponies. In addition to pony feeding, there is also a sheepdog show for a limited period.
(Best time to visit : mid-June – early October)