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When you think of ``Ashikaga Flower Park,'' many people think of wisteria in spring or illuminations in winter. But We still have a lot of our charms! One of the attractions of Ashikaga Flower Park is that you can enjoy seasonal flowers throughout the year. So, what kind of flowers can you see? Thi...

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Ashikaga Flower Park is a flower and light paradise located in the southern part of Tochigi Prefecture. 90 minutes by car from the metropolitan area, and 90 minutes to sightseeing spots such as Nikko, Kinugawa Onsen, and Ikaho Onsen, making it extremely convenient to access. In the garden of about 100,000 square meters, the year is divided into 8 stages, and you can enjoy the flowers that are the main characters of each season. The symbol of the garden is the 160-year-old large wisteria tree, which covers approximately 1,000 square meters. From mid-April to mid-May, when the wisteria are in full bloom, an event called "Fuji no Hana Monogatari" will be held, and the area will be lit up at night. Every year from mid-October to mid-February, the illumination "Light Flower Garden" is held. The grand scale of the illumination, which has been certified as one of Japan's top three illuminations, and the work with the motif of flowers expressed with light create a fantastic world.

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Early March to early April: Spring Flower Festival

The best time to see the 30,000 colorful tulips is from early March.

The neat and cute appearance and the soft scent of flowers bring spring into the garden.

Snow willows and cherry blossoms will gradually bloom, allowing you to enjoy the gorgeous interior of the park.

Mid-April to mid-May: Fuji no Hana Monogatari

Speaking of Ashikaga Flower Park, it is definitely wisteria flowers!

At "Fuji no Hana Monogatari" held from mid-April to mid-May, you can enjoy wisteria in four colors: pale red, purple, white, and yellow.

The illumination at night and the beautiful sight of wisteria reflected on the surface of the pond are also must-sees!

Fuji no Hana Monogatari is introduced in detail in Ashikaga Flower Park's Spectacular View of Wisteria , so be sure to check it out.

Mid-May to early June: Rainbow Garden

The best time to see 500 roses and 2,500 roses is around mid-May.

The garden is filled with elegant roses and their rich scent, allowing you to feel a sense of contentment.

Enjoy the 500 clematis and 1,500 rhododendrons as well.

Early June to early July: Blue & White Garden

In early summer, irises and hydrangeas are at their best.

The refreshing blue and white flowers will brighten up the gloomy mood of the rainy season.

Your heart is sure to be soothed by the tranquil world of moist blue and white.

Early July to late September: Flower fairies floating by the water

Summer flowers, including tropical water lilies, are at their best from early July to late September.

Approximately 1,500 brightly colored water lilies, including white, yellow, pink, red, purple, and blue, are in full bloom, making the park even more gorgeous.

The appearance of large water lilies dancing on the water surface is like a fairy of flower.

Early October to mid-November: Purple Garden

From early October to late November, 300,000 amethyst sage plants dye the park purple.

We recommend taking photos while surrounded by beautiful purple flowers.

Autumn roses are also in full bloom. Enjoy the calm and elegant atmosphere of the park in autumn.

Mid-October to mid-February: Garden of Light Flowers

Ashikaga Flower Park's winter illumination ``Garden of Light Flowers'' will be held from mid-October to mid-Feburuary.

The biggest attraction is that you can enjoy both real flowers and illuminated flowers!

You can feel the charm of flowers through illumination.

Another great feature is that you can enjoy three illumination themes throughout the period.

Early January to late February: early spring

Winter-blooming peonies, which are famous as auspicious flowers, can be enjoyed from the beginning of the year.

The sight of peonies blooming vigorously in the staff's handmade flower house adds color to the garden in the cold winter.

Let's feel the early arrival of spring, brought by early spring flowers such as Japanese plum and Kankobai.

In conclusion

How was it? Did you like it?

At Ashikaga Flower Park, you can enjoy seasonal flowers throughout the year.

I hope you can feel the charm of Ashikaga Flower Park through this article.

We look forward to your visit.

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Ashikaga Flower Park is a flower and light paradise located in the southern part of Tochigi Prefecture. 90 minutes by car from the metropolitan area, and 90 minutes to sightseeing spots such as Nikko, Kinugawa Onsen, and Ikaho Onsen, making it extremely convenient to access. In the garden of about 100,000 square meters, the year is divided into 8 stages, and you can enjoy the flowers that are the main characters of each season. The symbol of the garden is the 160-year-old large wisteria tree, which covers approximately 1,000 square meters. From mid-April to mid-May, when the wisteria are in full bloom, an event called "Fuji no Hana Monogatari" will be held, and the area will be lit up at night. Every year from mid-October to mid-February, the illumination "Light Flower Garden" is held. The grand scale of the illumination, which has been certified as one of Japan's top three illuminations, and the work with the motif of flowers expressed with light create a fantastic world.

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