Search results for Hydrangea
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Meigetsuin Temple
- Kamakura
- Meigetsuin Temple is commonly referred to as the "Hydrangea Temple", as well as "Meigetsuin Blue". Around 2,500 hydra...
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Mimurotoji Temple
- Kyoto
- Mimurotoji Temple is the 10th temple of the Saigoku Kannon pilgrimage. The temple is known for its pretty seasonal flowers. In spring, yo...
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Mother Farm
- Chiba
- Lots of animals, such as cows, sheep, and even alpacas can be seen on the vast grounds of Mother Farm. Visitors can enjoy getting close t...
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Hattori Farm Hydrangea Mansion
- Chiba
- There are over 10,000 hydrangeas of 300 different species planted on a 18,000 square-meter land. They bloom beautifully in a blaze of col...
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Chihaya Akasaka Village
- Osaka
- This sole village in Osaka Prefecture is often lovingly referred to as a “village which resembles those depicted in picture books&r...
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Okawara Plateau
- Tokushima
- In this area, panoramic views that extend from Onaruto Bridge to the Kii Peninsula can be enjoyed atop Asahigamaru, a mountain with a 1,0...
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Hasedera Temple
- Nara
- This infamous cherry blossom viewing location is commonly called “The Sacred Temple of Flowers”, Sueto the fact that around 1...
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Minoyama Park
- Saitama
- Minoyama Park is a beautiful mountain park that is at the summit of Mount Mino. It is famous for its beautiful cherry blossoms. Many peo...
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Yoshiminedera Temple
- Kyoto
- Founded in 1029, it is the 20th refuge temple of the Kansai Kannon Pilgrimage. It is located right at the center of the western mountains...
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Hakusan Shrine
- Tokyo
- A shrine resting on top of Kaga's sacred Mount Hakusan and a place to worship the enshrined Kikurihime Okami, the goddess of matchma...