The Tsumekizaki Narcissus Festival is held every year from December 20th until January 31st, when over 3 million white daffodils are in bloom on the Suzaki Peninsula. Throughout the festival dates there are a variety of fun events held, including taiko drumming performances and local food sampling - specifically Ikenodan miso hot pot, which is a regional specialty.
The Narcissus Festival Executive Committee have been working on additional measures to prevent against the spread of coronavirus at the event, so that all visitors can enjoy it safely and securely. Mask up, keep a level of social distance, and enjoy the seasonal beauty!
The Tsumekizaki Narcissus Festival can be accessed within 15 minutes by bus from Izukyu-Shimoda Station - take the No. 10 bus bound for Tsumekizaki.
For those who plan to drive, there is paid on-site parking available for 200 vehicles. Parking for a regular passenger vehicle is priced at 1000 yen.
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