A Stroll Among the “Wrapping Paper Flowers” at Rokkanomori in Tokachi

At Rokkanomori, wildflowers that adorn Rokkatei’s famous floral wrapping paper bloom in abundance, with clear streams and grand elm trees welcoming visitors. As you stroll through the vast 10,000-tsubo garden with a slice of cake in hand, your senses are awakened to the charm of Tokachi’s seasons.

What is Rokkanomori?

Rokkanomori is a 10-hectare garden created by Rokkatei to bring the flowers on its wrapping paper to life. Facing the Hidaka Mountains, it is home to over 200 species of wildflowers, including the “Tokachi Rokuka” like katakuri, Ezo gentian, and Rugosa rose. Scattered throughout are a relocated Croatian farmhouse gallery and a memorial museum dedicated to artist Naoyuki Sakamoto.

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Seasonal Highlights

Spring (Late April to June)

• A purple carpet of katakuri stretches across the ground
• Golden marsh marigolds brighten the riverside

Summer (July to August)

• The sweet scent of Rugosa roses fills the air
• You might spot trout leaping in the stream

Autumn (September to October)

• The final star of the Tokachi Rokuka, Ezo gentian, turns a deep purple
• Gradations of elm and Japanese maple create a picturesque scene

How to Enjoy Roku’Cafe

1. Always get a seat first, then choose your cake
2. Smile and thank the staff for the complimentary butter cake
3. Terrace seating offers the sound of the stream, while window seats come with a flower field view—remember your preference

Recommended Tips for Visitors

• There’s little shade in the garden. Bring a hat even from May to October
• A wheelchair-accessible route is available (2 rentals / some areas are not navigable)
• Stamp rally sheets are available for free at the shop. Complete the course to receive a postcard
• If you’re using a rental bike from the roadside station, allow an extra 40 minutes including time for photos among the white birch trees

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