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The most beautiful wisteria garden in Japan is in full bloom

TB (according to VNA) • May 2, 2024 11:19

Ashikaga Park (Tochigi Prefecture, north of Tokyo) is known as the place with the largest wisteria garden in Japan, including 3 ancient wisteria trees with flower canopies spanning hundreds of square meters.

Ashikaga Flower Park is home to Japan's largest wisteria garden.

The cherry blossom season ends with tulips, azaleas and now it's time for Fuji flowers to bloom.

In Japan, wisteria flowers are purple or white, the flower clusters hang down like a stream and are known as the "flower of eternal love".

Ashikaga Park has three ancient wisteria trees with flower canopies spanning hundreds of square meters.

From mid-April to early May, hundreds of thousands of visitors will come to the park to immerse themselves in the brilliant colors of flowers and the gentle fragrance of blooming wisteria trees.

The ancient wisteria tree has a canopy of flowers hundreds of square meters wide.

Wisteria flowers in full bloom hang down like a stream at Ashikaga Park

The ancient wisteria tree has a canopy of flowers hundreds of square meters wide.

The ancient wisteria tree has a canopy of flowers hundreds of square meters wide.

Wisteria flowers in full bloom hang down like a stream at Ashikaga Park

Wisteria flowers bloom in Japan

White Wisteria Tunnel at Ashikaga Park

The ancient wisteria tree has a wide canopy of flowers.

White Wisteria Wall

Wisteria Bridge at Ashikaga Park

Wisteria flowers in full bloom hang down like a stream at Ashikaga Park

TB (according to VNA)