Sanuki Manno National Government Park

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Sanuki Manno National Government Park in Manno Town is one of the largest parks in Shikoku, overflowing with flowers and greenery. Adjacent to "Manno-ike," Japan's largest agricultural pond, the vast grounds feature tulips in spring, hydrangeas in early summer, and cosmos in autumn, blooming like carpets. Especially the winter illumination is a major event attracting people from all over Shikoku, with the vast land enveloped in a sea of lights. With campsites, cycling courses, and large playground equipment, everyone from families to active travelers can enjoy it all day. You can fully enjoy the high quality of Japanese park culture and the beauty of nature under the vast sky.

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Sanuki Manno Park

Sanuki Manno National Government Park

Address: 4243-12 Yoshino, Manno Town, Nakatado District, Kagawa Prefecture
Website: https://sanukimannopark.jp/
Operator: Sanuki Manno Park

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