After four years, rapeseed flowers are returning to the farm.
The scenery that once captivated so many on the "Hill of Radiance" has moved to a new stage: a "flower field where bees live" next to the lavender fields, and has once again come alive in a gentle way.

Although rapeseed flowers evoke the lingering traces of spring, the ranch intentionally staggered their blooming time, allowing them to slowly open in the early summer breeze.
The yellow flower fields spread across the landscape as the fresh green leaves begin to deepen evoke a sense of nostalgia, and their out-of-season beauty makes them particularly memorable.

Ten kilograms of tiny seeds were sown in the field.
Each of those seeds will sprout, eventually growing into approximately 1.7 million rapeseed flowers that will paint the pasture a vibrant yellow.

The flowers swaying under the blue sky shine as if gathered in the sunlight, and their slightly bluish fragrance gently envelops the hearts of visitors.

The "yellow carpet" appears from late May to mid-June.
The sight of bees flitting about and the gentle breeze of early summer brings a peaceful moment that makes you forget the stresses of everyday life.

Please enjoy this special canola flower field, available only during this season.

Agriculture Department: Hideaki Katata