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パリにあるバガテル公園の姉妹園で、ローズガーデンが忠実に再現されています。
毎年5月～11月にかけて気品あふれる香りを漂わせながら美しく開花するバラの数々。
日本では珍しい品種もご覧いただけます。園内には、パリの街角を思わせる多彩なショップやオープンカフェなどもそろっております。

This garden was built for the purpose of test-growing new varieties of carnations, and in two greenhouses (1,500 m2) - a general building and a special building - it grows about 20,000 carnations of 219 varieties. The rooms are filled with colorful flowers, including standard varieties such as Salea and Pradonova, and spray varieties such as Scarlette Plus and Carimbo.

The Kawazu Cherry Blossom Festival has become one of Izu's most famous festivals. This cherry tree was designated as the Kawazu town tree in April 1975. It blooms early, from early February to early March, for about a month, and is characterized by its large pink flowers. During the festival, events are held all over the town, mainly in front of Kawazu Station, and the town is bustling with cherry blossom viewers.

Known since ancient times as a scenic spot of white sand and green pines, this shallow coastline, also known as "Izu Maiko Beach," is divided into north and south by a large rock in the center of the coastline and boasts extremely clear water.
The beach on the south side of the hotel is relatively empty even during swimming season, allowing you to enjoy the feeling of being on a private beach.
On clear days, you can see the sunrise over the horizon, and from autumn to winter, when the air is clear, you can get a clear view of the Izu Seven Islands.

Kawazu Nanadaru Waterfalls is the collective name for seven waterfalls of various sizes scattered over a 1.3 km stretch of the Kawazu River that flows through the Amagi Mountains. From upstream, they are Kama Falls, Ebi Falls, Hebi Falls, Shokage Falls, Kani Falls, Deai Falls, and Otaki Falls, and each waterfall offers a variety of different landscapes.
A 2km long promenade has been established to allow visitors to enjoy a tour of these seven waterfalls, making it the most casual hiking course. It is especially recommended during the seasons of fresh greenery (May to June) and Momiji (late November to December).