Nishinoyama Observation Plaza
Enjoy a panoramic view of the Nishinoyama Tea Plantation Complex, known as the “Hometown of Ujitawara Sōen.” In the spring, you may even catch a glimpse of the tea harvest amidst the beautiful tea fields. Take in the harmony between the townscape of Ujitawara—rich in nature—and the tea plantations, with mountains visible in the distance.
In addition, a box-shaped sculpture called the “Heart Cube” has been installed; it serves as both an “Instagram-worthy” photo spot and a piece of playground equipment.
Enjoy a panoramic view of the Nishinoyama Group Tea Plantation, known as the “Hometown of Ujitawara Sōen.” In the spring, you may even witness the tea harvest amidst the beautiful tea fields. Take in the harmony between the townscape of Ujitawara—rich in natural beauty with distant mountains in the background—and the tea plantations.
As one of the largest collective tea plantations in the prefecture, you can also watch the tea harvest around the time of “Hachijuhachiya” (the 88th night after the vernal equinox).
Additionally, the “Heart Cube”—a box-shaped sculpture designed for families, friends, and couples—has been installed. It serves as both an “Instagram-worthy” photo spot and a fun play structure.
Reservations & Registration
- How to Register
No registration required
- Registration Period & Deadline
- No time limit
Basic Information
- Season
- Year-round
- Closed Days & Excluded Dates
- None (Open year-round)
- Meeting Time & Hours of Operation
- 8：30～17：15
- Duration
- About 1 hour
- Group Size
- Minimum 1 people
- Language Support
- Staff: Japanese
- Accessibility
- Not allowed
Pricing
- List Price
- Free
Access & Meeting Place
- Parking Information
- 2 large buses (reservation required), 18 passenger cars
Operator Information
- Operator Name
- Ujitawara Town Future Creation Division
- Address
- 18-1 Tachikawa Sakaguchi, Ujitawara Town, Kyoto Prefecture
- Phone Number
- 0774-88-6616
Area & City/Town Introduction (Ujitawara Town)
Located in the southeastern part of Kyoto Prefecture, “Ujitawara Town” is a heart-shaped town rich in natural beauty. Known as the birthplace of green tea, it boasts a long history as a producer of high-quality tea. The town is filled with beautiful scenery that changes with the seasons, and its historic temples and shrines, along with its traditional culture, are very much alive. In this town, nurtured by abundant nature, history, and tea culture, you can spend a relaxing and peaceful moment—much like a cup of tea served to welcome a guest.
