Observation platform
Adults (high school students and older): 400 yen, children (elementary and junior high school students): 200 yen, infants: free
Gyoda Tower ≪Kodaihasu Kaikan≫ (59.65ｍ)
The 59.65-meters-high Gyoda Tower (Ancient Lotus Park) stands tall in the Ancient Lotus Village located in northern Saitama Prefecture.
The museum is divided into an exhibition room, an observation room, a rest area, and a seminar room, where visitors can learn about nature by "seeing, touching, and hearing" through hands-on experience.
The 50-meter-high observation deck offers a panoramic view of the mountains surrounding the Kanto Plain, if the weather is fine you get a full view.
| Address | 2375-1, Kobari, Gyoda-shi, Saitama 361-0024 |
| Operator | Gyoda City (Designated manager: Gyoda City industry,culture,and sports IkiIki foundation) |
| Completion Date | April 22, 2001 |
| Architect | Malta Sekkei Inc. |
| Structural type | RC, Rahmen structure with earthquake-resistant walls; Observatory: Steel-framed, braced structure |
| Purpose | Nature study, sightseeing with a view, sales of local products |
STAMP RALLY information
Stamp location
Stamps are placed near the reception information desk on the 1st floor.
Present
Postcard
※Postcards will be given upon purchase of a stamp book and upon stamping.
※The contents are subject to change.
※The contents are subject to change.
Cherry blossoms and Gyoda Tower
The park is full of nature, including trees, aquatic plants, and flowers.
Exhibition Room
Enjoy nature and ancient lotus through dioramas and videos
120,000 flowering lotus plants of 42 varieties
Impressed by the mysterious beauty and grace of lotus flowers
Ancient Lotus Park illumination
Ancient Lotus Park Illumination held every December
RV Park in Ancient Lotus Park
Stay overnight in nature with a view of the tower
The world's largest rice field art viewed from the observation deck
Colors peak from late July to August, and the best time to see the art is from mid-July to mid-October.