🗺️ Hakone Wetland Garden箱根湿生花園

Hakone Wetland Botanical Garden is a plant garden centered around wetland plants, located adjacent to the "Sengokuhara Wetland," which has been designated as a national natural monument. The park perfectly replicates the ecological environment of wetlands, allowing visitors to observe flowers, grasses, and trees in a nearly natural state. Within the garden, there are about 1,700 species of plants primarily consisting of wetland plants that grow in marshes, rivers, and swamps, as well as prairie, forest, alpine plants, and rare plants from overseas. The garden features a wooden walking path that allows visitors to traverse from low-lying areas to high mountains and then to the wetland, sequentially viewing various wetland plants. Hakone Wetland Botanical Garden periodically hosts seasonal exhibitions and other events, during which animals and plants living in the Sengokuhara Wetland are introduced through photographs, exhibition panels, and large aquariums. Additionally, guided tours are available, allowing visitors to enjoy the plants in the garden while listening to professional explanations from the guides. The official website of the botanical garden provides information about the best viewing periods for plants in each season, and it is recommended to check it in advance.

A botanical garden that gathers wetland-specific plants such as marshes, rivers, and swamps. It features approximately 1,700 species of flowers, grasses, and trees primarily composed of wetland plants. Special exhibitions are often held, along with guided strolls accompanied by a tour guide.