Friday, July 25, 2025
- 1 July 25th (Friday) Sunflower Village Flowering Status
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July 25th (Friday) Sunflower Village Flowering Status
As of Friday, July 25th, we would like to inform you of the current flowering status of Sunflower Village in Hokuryu Town, Hokkaido. The sunflowers are growing day by day, aiming for their peak viewing next week!
Current flowering status summary
- The field at the back of the western hill: 70% bloom
- Pink door area: Gradually blooming
- Jumbo Maze Field: Growing, some flowers blooming
- Daiwa's Sunflower Maze Field: Past full bloom, the end of the best time to see
The situation by area
Hilltop field: 70% in bloom and at its best!
The field at the back of the hill on the west side is about 70% in bloom. A beautiful view unfolds from near the sign on the hill.
Beyond the "pink door" a world of happy colors is gradually expanding, with adorable sunflowers peeking out.
Jumbo Maze: Growing rapidly!
The sunflowers in the Jumbo Maze field have grown taller and taller since two days of rain. Some of them are early-blooming, with yellow petals peeking out here and there. You can also encounter friendly sunflowers that shine brightly with their freshness.
Daiwa's Sunflower Maze
The early-blooming Daiwa sunflower maze fields are past their peak bloom and are slowly starting to wither.
The dragon float "Hokuryumaru" welcomes you on the lawn square.
On the lawn plaza, the dragon god power of Hokuryumaru, with its sparkling silver scales, explodes! It quietly welcomes everyone.
Next week, you'll be treated to a spectacular view of the entire landscape covered in yellow!
This is the scene of Sunflower Village, filled with anticipation as we dream of seeing the sunflowers all dyed yellow at once sometime next week!
YouTube videos
Other photos
Related pages
| The 39th Sunflower Festival (Hokuryu Town, Hokkaido) will be held! July 20, 2025 (Sunday) - August 18, 2025 (Monday) |
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❂ Duration: 30 days ❂ Area: Approximately 23 hectares ❂ Number of trees: 2 million ❂ Best time to see: Early August  |
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