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Isehara Tourism Association
May. 28, 2024
Isehara Flower Update — May 29 *Hydrangeas on the shaded path in the Hinata area* They are starting to color! They will bloom beautifully through around June. The shaded path is also a hiking trail, so you can enjoy it! During the hot, humid hydrangea season, please protect against mountain leeches by wearing longer socks and bringing salt and insect repellent spray. Yamabiru Fighter 50 ml / spray ¥780 (tax included) On sale at Kururin House on the stairs of Isehara Station North Exit!
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Chiba City Tourism Association
May. 27, 2024
【Ōgahas】 The Giant Lotus is an ancient lotus that was discovered and bred in 1951 by a group led by botanist Dr. Ichiro Ohga. As a result of dating, it is known that it is a lotus that is at least 2,000 years old, and it is known as the world's oldest lotus that was excavated from an old stratum and successfully germinated and grown. This precious giant hath is rooted in about 250 places in Japan and overseas, and you can see its beautiful appearance in each place. Chiba City will be the "birthplace" of such a giant hasu. The lotus pond in front of the Lotus Pavilion in Chiba Park in Chiba City welcomes Renge Best time to visit from mid-June to July every year, and when there are more than 700 flowers, more than 700 flowers bloom, and many tourists Visit to see the graceful appearance of the giant lotus. There are walking paths and benches in the surrounding area, so you can spend a relaxing time with cherry blossom viewing. In addition to the beauty of the flowers, the historical background and the achievements of Dr. Ohga will allow those who visit to enjoy even more Impression. In addition, the flowers usually open from early morning to mid-morning and close around noon, so it is recommended to watch the giant hath in the morning! [Chiba Park] ■ Access: About a 10-minute walk from JR Chiba Station Chiba Park Exit or North Exit Get off in front of Chiba Monorail Chiba Park Station ■Address: 3-1-1 Benten, Chuo-ku, Chiba City
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