In Bloom: Early to late April

Since the spring of 2003, we have been planting these dandelions with help from the local seniors association and elementary school students in the town of Kaizu, and they can be seen inside the garden. Although these flowers may seem small size compared to Western species of dandelion, they are found at various parts of the garden, so we hope you enjoy them.

In Bloom: Early August to early September

The prickly water lily, which was once seen across the Suigo region, is a precious plant species that has become endangered in recent years due to land reforms, which have replaced waterways and ponds where they were once cultivated, with land. Their leaves are usually between 0.3-1.5m in diameter, with the leaves of larger plants reaching over 2 meters. The purple flowers are small, at around 5-7cm in diameter. The unique characteristic of this species is that there are thorns on its leaves, stem, and even the flower itself.

In this program, environmental experts provide children with a learning experience through fun activities and help them make new discoveries.

Self-learning materials on the environment are provided so that participants can learn about nature and the park's history through fun games. There are learning materials tailored towards the needs of various groups, including small and large groups such as schools, and specific age groups. Seasonal and age group specific materials are provided.

An instructor training course on wildlife for an environmental education program developed in America.
By completing the training course, you can become a certified Project WILD Educator.

An environmental education program on wildlife, developed in America. The purpose of this program is to train "people who can work actively for nature and the environment", and its teaching method is exactly in line with the necessary active learning today.   This program can be useful for a wide variety of subjects, including English, language, science, social studies, mathematics, physical education, the arts (music, fine arts), and rather than simply giving the answers, it encourages learners to think for themselves through hands-on experiences.
It is recognized by the Ministry of the Environment and the Ministry of Land, Infrastructure and Transport as an accreditation program under the Environmental Education Promotion Act.

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Project WILD Japan

The volunteer group, "Gardeners Club" designs, plants and manages the Kiso Sansen National Government Park Center's flower beds.
It is thanks to the efforts of the Gardeners Club members that the Kiso Sansen National Government Park Center's flower beds are maintained so beautifully. Why not join the Gardeners Club, help out with the daily gardening and enjoy taking care of the flowers?