熊本県 · 玉名市
Tamana Furawaa Park &Michi Pan
Discover Tamana Flower Park & Michipan, a unique campsite perched on a hill in Tamana City, Kumamoto, offering breathtaking panoramic views of the Amakusa Islands, Mount Unzen, and stunning sunsets, all nestled within a vast flower garden blooming with over 400 species year-round. This versatile retreat caters to all, from seasoned adventurers to first-time campers and families, with convenient hands-free camping options and pet-friendly facilities. Its truly standout feature is being Japan's first campsite where you can savor freshly baked bread made by a professional baker, a culinary delight not to be missed. Beyond the scenic beauty, enjoy all-weather greenhouse sites perfect for year-round comfort—cool in summer, warm in winter—alongside activities like Mölkky and skateboarding. While spring and autumn rose festivals are spectacular, the comfortable amenities ensure a fantastic experience anytime, complemented by nearby supermarkets, convenience stores, and hot springs just minutes away.
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〒865-0072 熊本県玉名市横島町横島１９０３
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