Post by syzygy on May 25, 2017 7:29:45 GMT
The 100+ Year Old Wisteria at Japan’s Ashikaga Flower Park is Incredible
Photograph by Kumiko
At the Ashikaga Flower Park you will find one of the most beautiful giant wisterias in the world. Located about 100 km outside of Tokyo in Ashikaga City, Tochigi Prefecture, the park features a number of incredible flower tunnels and garden displays but the wisteria is the main attraction.
Photograph by Manish Prabhune
The large tree is over 100 years old and its branches are supported to create a huge umbrella of flowers. While the park is open year round, the price of admission varies greatly depending on the season and when the flowers are in bloom (300 – 1700 yen). You can find visiting hours, prices and events here.
Photograph by Manish Prabhune
According to Japan-Guide, the wisteria at Ashikaga Flower Park are usually in full bloom in the beginning of May, one to two weeks later than the wisteria of Tokyo. As the park has become incredibly popular for wisteria be advised that crowds can be huge during peak season.
For more visit the official site.
Photograph by Kumiko
At the Ashikaga Flower Park you will find one of the most beautiful giant wisterias in the world. Located about 100 km outside of Tokyo in Ashikaga City, Tochigi Prefecture, the park features a number of incredible flower tunnels and garden displays but the wisteria is the main attraction.
Photograph by Manish Prabhune
The large tree is over 100 years old and its branches are supported to create a huge umbrella of flowers. While the park is open year round, the price of admission varies greatly depending on the season and when the flowers are in bloom (300 – 1700 yen). You can find visiting hours, prices and events here.
Photograph by Manish Prabhune
According to Japan-Guide, the wisteria at Ashikaga Flower Park are usually in full bloom in the beginning of May, one to two weeks later than the wisteria of Tokyo. As the park has become incredibly popular for wisteria be advised that crowds can be huge during peak season.
For more visit the official site.
100 Year Old Wisteria Trees.kmz (978 B)
