Katori-shi Aquatic Botanical Garden |
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Starting point
Distance
Address
Phone Number
Open
Closed
Admission
(@Aug. 2000)
Route map
*Iris Festival
Lotus Festival
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Left bank 37.7Km point of the Tonegawa River
3,100m
1837-2 Ohgishima Katori-City Chiba-pref.
0478-56-0411
9:00a.m. - 4:30p.m.(No entry after 4:00p.m.)
8:00a.m. - 7:00p.m.(in the iris festival period*)
Mondays (excluding Mondays on May through August)
Year end and New Year(December 28 through January 4)
Adults: 500 yen(May through August excluding Iris Festival*)
Adults: 200 yen(September through April)
Adults: 700 yen(In the iris Festival* period)
Elementary School/Junior High School Students: half-rate
Iris Festival is held from the last Saturday of May to the last
Sunday of June every year.
Lotus Festival is held from the middle of July to the middle
of August. |
This Garden is the biggest iris garden in the East, and it has the most
kinds of lotus in Japan.
There are 1.5 million irises( 400 kinds of iris), and 300 kinds of lotuses. |
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It was at a finishing period of bloom of lotuses, when I visited
here on the end of August. |
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More than 300 kinds of the Lotus come out one after another
in July and August.
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Otone Museum
Address
Phone Number
Open
Closed
Admission for
Permanent Display
Admission for
Admission for
Special Display
(@Aug. 2000)
Route map |
4500 Sawaraha Katori-City Chiba-pref.
0478-56-0101
9:00a.m. - 4:30p.m.
Mondays(excluding Mondays that are national holidays
in which case museum close on the day following)
Year end and New Year(December 28 through January 4)
Adults: 200 yen
University/High School Students: 100 yen
Junior High School Students and under: Free
Persons over 65: Free
Persons with disability: Free
Adults: 300 yen
University/High School Students: 150 yen
Junior High School Students and under: Free
Persons over 65: Free
Persons with disability: Free
Situated adjacent to the Katori-shi Aquatic Botanic Garden. |
There is the Otone Museum adjacent to the garden.
The nature and history of the Tonegawa River is displayed.
And the agriculture in Chiba is displayed. |
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