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Blooming Flower Festival Board — Flowers, Quota, and Spaces

Blooming Flower Festival rules at Medium: 150 flowers per player, one delivery point, Plus Spaces, Marroncream pickups, and the on-screen HUD.

10/30/2026 HKPL Wiki Editorial Last updated: 10/30/2026 4 min read

What is the Blooming Flower Festival board?

Blooming Flower Festival is the meadow-themed board game at Game Park. The official manual sets the story goal plainly: gather flowers so Marroncream can start the festival. Gameplay still uses the shared board loop—roulette move, shared minigames, petit games on shops—from the board game mode overview, but every earn-and-spend rule on this map talks in flowers only.

Official trailers usually caption the map Flower Festival; the manual’s full name is Blooming Flower Festival. This page follows the manual wording.

Flower Festival board preview from the Hello Kitty Party Land tour montage showing a pastel meadow board with round spaces, a pink house, a wooden stair and a plus ten space

Source: Hello Kitty Party Land Guided Tour (Bandai Namco), 0:52 (video).

What quota and delivery rules apply at Medium?

When Medium board difficulty is selected, the manual lists these numbers:

Rule Medium value (manual)
Per-player flower target 150 flowers each
Delivery Spaces on the mini map 1 triangle marker
Special pickup On some days, Marroncream comes to pick up flowers herself

Deliver stocked flowers at the Delivery Space with Give, the same command the manual uses for every board’s hand-in step.

And you’re invited caption over a flower board in Hello Kitty Party Land with Hello Kitty on a round pad and each player’s counter showing 0 out of 150

Source: Hello Kitty Party Land Launch Trailer (Nintendo), 0:10 (video).

The 0/150 counters in this frame line up with the manual’s 150-flower Medium quota. Days remaining on this shot are not the focus of the manual table; treat day limits as difficulty-dependent like other boards.

What spaces are unique to this map?

Besides the shared Shop, Minigame, Challenge, and Item spaces, the manual adds one Blooming Flower Festival special:

Space When it triggers Effect
Plus Space You stop here Gain flowers equal to the number printed on the space (for example, a tile marked ten adds ten flowers).

No Fountain, Shell, Roulette, or TV Game tiles belong to this map—the manual groups those under other boards.

Four players gathered around a flower-shaped pad on a Hello Kitty Party Land board with the caption fun for up to 4 players and counters reading 0 out of 150

Source: Nintendo Direct 6.9.2026 (Hello Kitty Party Land segment), 0:20 (video).

Roulette result of 2 above a pink flower-shaped pad in Hello Kitty Party Land while four players stand nearby and the fun for up to 4 players caption shows

Source: Nintendo Direct 6.9.2026 (Hello Kitty Party Land segment), 0:22 (video).

How do you read the flower board HUD?

The manual’s Game Screen section uses this board as its example:

  1. Player info — beside each Game Pad, the number on the right is how many flowers that player currently holds. Items sit under the name.
  2. Mini map — your space is highlighted; minigame spaces use the standard icon; the Delivery Space shows as a triangle.
  3. Days remaining — counts down as each full round of player turns finishes.
  4. Flowers delivered — tracks how many flowers the team has delivered and how many are still needed for the quota.

Cream-colored rabbit-like character in a pink and white dress standing in a flower garden while the HUD shows minus 150 flowers and player flower counts of 130, 250 and 290 in Hello Kitty Party Land

Source: Hello Kitty Party Land Guided Tour (Bandai Namco), 1:04 (video).

The tour does not caption the character’s name on this clip; the manual ties the festival to Marroncream in text only. A −150 flash on the HUD reads as a large delivery chunk, not a separate rule from the manual.

Why play this board first?

Flowers cannot be banked toward the other two maps, so pick this board when you want the Marroncream festival theme or the Badtz-Maru partner unlock after one run. For sparks and neon stages, switch to Sparkling Neon Night; for mountain droplets, see Tropical Twilight. Minigames that fire on flower-board stops are the same cooperative set described in the minigames list.

FAQ

How many flowers does each player need on Blooming Flower Festival at Medium?
The official manual sets the per-player target at 150 flowers when Medium difficulty is selected for the board game.
How many Delivery Spaces are on this map?
There is only one Delivery Space on the mini map. On some in-game days Marroncream comes to collect flowers herself instead of relying on that stop alone.
What does a Plus Space do?
If you stop on a Plus Space, you gain exactly as many flowers as the number shown on that space.
Are flowers used on other boards?
No. The manual states flowers are exclusive to Blooming Flower Festival; Tropical Twilight uses droplets and Sparkling Neon Night uses sparks.
Does this board unlock anyone new?
After you play Blooming Flower Festival once, the manual says you can choose Badtz-Maru as a partner. Other partners are covered on the partner characters guide.
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