Sanuki Manno Park
Shikoku’s only national government park stretches along the shores of Manno Pond, Japan’s largest irrigation reservoir and a nationally designated Place of Scenic Beauty. The approximately 865-acre grounds are filled with flowers, including tulips, nemophila, hydrangeas, and cosmos, which bloom from spring through fall. The park also offers plenty of active recreation, including large playground equipment for children, open lawns, bicycle rentals, and a dog park.
This place is huge! There are different flowers to see every season—cherry blossoms and tulips in spring, and the autumn leaves are gorgeous too. The park is super clean and well-maintained, so it's really pleasant to walk around. There's a big lawn for picnics or flying kites. At night during the illumination season, it's so romantic—the whole park lights up like a fairy tale. Highly recommend for families, couples, or friends. You could easily spend the whole day here and never get bored!
