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Nishiokoppe, Hokkaido
Oct. 9, 2023
[Kinmokusei bloomed] Roadside Station of Nishiokoppe Village Flower Dreams There is a greenhouse, and in the climate of Hokkaido We grow plants that are difficult to grow. When I went into the greenhouse in early October There was a very nice aroma in the air. The osmanthus and myrtle trees Flowers bloom side by side. The osmanthus bears orange florets. A little whitish is the oyster osmanthus japonica. Feel the scent of osmanthus In Honshu, people say, "Oh, autumn has come." He seems to realize it. When you visit Roadside Station Please visit the greenhouse and feel the scent of autumn! Flower Park The park will be open for a fee until October 15, after which it will be open for free.
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  • Nishiokoppe
  • Hokkaido Prefecture
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MADOKA KISHI
Oct. 9, 2023
Autumn in Japan... Speaking of which, I have a strong image of the mandarin flowers blooming on the far shore, and I can't forget the Kinchakuda I went to five years ago. During the Coronavirus pandemic (2 years ago), all the flowers were cut before flowering. It was unavoidable, but I watched the news with a very sad feeling. This year, the Coronavirus pandemic will return to normal after the event, so I went there because I wanted to see the bright red carpet again, but the Kinchakuda was still a masterpiece. This year Coronavirus pandemic it was crowded with many people, just like before, and it was this autumn that I realized the joy of the dawn of the Coronavirus pandemic that everyone's feelings are the same.
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yukinnko
Oct. 6, 2023
It was cloudy on this day, but for a moment, the light came in and the fantastic scenery spread. Every year in late September, more than 3 million red spider liliies grown by local people bloom all at once along the Yakachi River embankment for about 1.5 km, and the entire area is covered with a bright red carpet. It is named after the description written in the fairy tale "Gongitsune" that "the higan flower is blooming like a red cloth". It all started with planting red spider liliies bulbs at the suggestion of Daizo Oguri, who had played with the creator Nankichi Niimi as a child.
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  • Autumn
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  • Aichi Prefecture
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