Bansei Natural Flower Garden — Flowering Update Hiougi iris (ヒオウギアヤメ) and Ezo daylilies (エゾカンゾウ) have begun to bloom at Bansei Natural Flower Garden, mainly around the Horokayanto pit-dwelling cluster.

Inatomi Shrine ⛩️, Suzuka City, Mie Prefecture Temizuya with hydrangeas Living there, hydrangeas and bees The world view of June flowers

Photographed on June 13. Along the roughly 400-meter Jacaranda Promenade to the left and right of the famous “Omiya no Matsu,” the jacaranda trees remain in full bloom. These beautiful bluish-purple flowers reach their peak during the rainy season. They are fragile in rain and wind, and petals have already begun to fall, so please visit soon. https://ataminews.gr.jp/event/338...

Photographed on June 1, 25. It is Hanachozu of Naritasan Kawagoe Betsuin. Visiting the site of the Goma Prayer. On Weekends and Holidays, after the Goma prayer, you can receive a treasure sword blessing. Since it was a great opportunity, I received the blessing of the treasure sword.

Introduction to Flowers at Kamu June 6 (Friday) The rain from the previous day had cleared, and the sun showed its face. I went to take pictures of the flowers at the Roadside Station Kamu Flower Park. Hellebores and pulsatillas that bloomed a month ago were bearing fruit, and I spotted buds that are about to open. The park manager kindly told me the names of the flowers, and I created a flower description display. It is posted at the entrance of Kamu, so please take a look! If you want to see the real thing, by all means step into the Flower Park. Strolling while enjoying a soft-serve made from grass-fed milk is also recommended for this season. Roadside Station Kamu Opening hours: 9:00–17:00 Closed: Tuesdays (if Tuesday is a national holiday, closed the following day) Admission: Roadside Station – free Flower Park – 200 yen for high school students and older Contact: 0158-87-2333 #Nishiokoppe Village #Hokkaido #Roadside Station #Kamu #Flower Park #June 6 #flowers #nature

Photographed on June 9, 25. This is Hanachozu from Cha Soba Juan. 🌻

54th Shimoda Onsen Hydrangea Festival Bloom Report [Overall about 50% in bloom] The hydrangeas at Shimoda Park are about 50% in bloom overall! From the entrance to Kaikoku Plaza they are at their best 💠✨ All around the park, colorful flowers have begun to open, creating a soothing scene even for a simple walk. Blue, purple, pink, white… the variety of hydrangeas you can see is one of Shimoda Park’s charms 🎨! Hydrangea color famously changes with soil conditions, and at Shimoda Park the fertilizer applied varies each year and the grounds are sloped, so runoff causes a mix of hues you can enjoy 👀💙💜 Explaining those mysteries and the different hydrangea types is the Shimoda Hydrangea Guidebook. Try using it while strolling through the park’s hydrangea paths!👇 https://www.shimoda-ajisai.info// Near the colony area, the Hydrangea Terrace Café is open ☕🌿 (Open every day during the Hydrangea Festival; may close due to weather, 9:00–16:00) Their limited-quantity plum squash (600 yen) is said to be popular ✨ However, it was so popular the plums ran out, so this time they offered the seasonal New Summer Orange ade instead! It was refreshing with a hint of sweetness and very tasty 🍊 The plums should be ready in a little while! They also offer many drinks perfect for a break while admiring the hydrangeas. Kaikoku Plaza also has food, drink, and shopping areas 👍 Some buds remain, but in sunny spots the hydrangeas are gently opening in a rainbow of colors, making this a great time for photos 📷 Colors will deepen from now on, and peak is expected from mid to late June. We will update bloom information as it changes, so please check before you visit 🌤

Photographed on June 9, 25. I found a 💙 hydrangea on Taisho Romantic Dream Street.

Photographed on June 9, 25. At the Kawagoe Hikawa Shrine, 💜 I found a hydrangea of . It has a gradient and is beautiful.

[🌸 Gokase Flower Viewing 2025 🌸 Results Announcement] Thank you for waiting‼️ Here are the results of “Gokase Flower Viewing 2025” 🥳🎉 This time, in addition to followers of our association’s Instagram account, winners were decided by votes submitted via Google Form and by general voting at four polling stations set up around Gokasecho 👏✨ Amazingly, we received a total of 151 votes 😳❗ Thank you to everyone who voted 🙇‍♀️💕 We will send a “Voter Prize” to 10 people selected by lottery from among those who voted ✨ We have already contacted the winners 💡 Please note that the notification of winning serves as the official announcement of the winners 🙏 Now, here are the results 👇👇👇 [🥇 Gold Prize] @reoron001219 (photo 2) [🥈 Silver Prize] @_yuta610 (photo 3) [🥉 Bronze Prize] @fowafuwarin5 (photo 4) @sakai_0808 (photo 5) This time, two entrants shared the Bronze Prize 🎉 Each entry was stunningly beautiful and made us sigh in admiration 🥹✨ As always, we are simply amazed by everyone’s photography skills 😳❗ Also!! We are announcing the collaboration award with the Gokase Sakura Project organized by Gokase Secondary School (@saku_puro): the “Gokase Sakura Project Award” 🤩 👏 The winner is… [🌸 Gokase Sakura Project Award] @thusandleavis (photo 6) Congratulations to all the winners㊗️🥳🎉 And thank you truly to everyone who applied, voted, and participated😭❤️‍🔥 We’ll have a stretch of steady rain for a while, but hot summer will arrive soon 🎐☀️ Let’s cherish the changing seasons and enjoy the rain and heat alike 💪💕 We hope you’ll join our next event ✨ Thank you very much 🙇‍♀️🌸

Photographed on June 9, 25. The hydrangeas in the Precincts of Kawagoe Hachimangu Shrine and Minbu Inari Shrine are in full bloom.

Isehara Flower Report 2025.06.09 This is the state of the hydrangeas along the Hinata no Hikage Path. Compared with last week, there are more blooms and the colors are more vivid. When you visit, please bring salt or repellents as leeches (yamabiru) appear on the shaded path and take precautions. For more details, see the Tourism Association website. https://isehara-kanko.com/news/flower/10348/...

Photographed 6/7/25. At Kawagoe Hachimangu Shrine, 🩷 I found a hydrangea of.

Photographed on June 1, 25. In front of CAFE ANDON, two-color hydrangeas were blooming.

Photographed on June 1, 25. It is a hydrangea of Kawagoe Hachimangu. Held in Hydrangea Festival.

Photographed on June 1, 25. In the Precincts of Kawagoe Hachimangu Shrine, 💙 I found a hydrangea of.

Photographed on June 1, 25. It is Hanachozu of Kawagoe Hachimangu Shrine.

When you walk around In the town, you will see various flowers. This time, I found lily of the valley. Lily of the valley is one of the flowers that represents Hokkaido, and it is said that many native species of Japan grow wild in the highlands of Tohoku and Hokkaido. Gari about 10 or so white bell-shaped white florets hang on one flower stalk. This flower has Aroma and, and spherical fruits grow after the flower and ripen red, but it seems that you need to be careful because the whole plant is a poisonous plant. Flowering time is May and June, I hope I can enjoy it until the end of this month. June 15 (Sun) 10:00~ The area next to Shintoku Station exchange center There are opening Events. This lily of the valley is blooming especially near the exchange center, so if you are interested, please 🌸 come and see it because it is in Best time to visit (As for lily of the valley, I quoted a part from the Home page of Hokkaido. ） When I walk around the town, I see a lot of different flowers. This time, I found a lily of the valley. Lily of the valley is one of the flowers that represents Hokkaido, and it seems that the native species grows wild in the highlands of Tohoku and Hokkaido. About 10 small white bell-shaped flowers hang from one flower stalk. This flower has a scent, and after flowering, a spherical fruit grows that ripens red, but the whole plant is poisonous, so care should be taken. It blooms in May and June, so I hope I can enjoy it for the rest of this month. Sunday, June 15th, 10:00- There will be an opening event for the Tokutoku Community Center next to Shintoku Station. This lily of the valley is blooming near the Tokutoku Community Center, so if you're interested, come and see it now as it's in full bloom🌸 (For more information on lily of the valley, please see the Hokkaido website) #Hokkaido #Tokachi #Shintoku Town #Shintoku #Shintoku Tourism Association #Shintoku Station #Station front Complex facility #tuktuk ##Lily of the valley #Suzuran #hokkaido #hokkaidotrip #hokkaidotourism #tourism #tokachi #shintoku #lilyofthevalley #welcomeshintoku #discovershintoku

The irises of the former Saijo Domain Jinya site (now Saijo Prefectural High School) are in Best time to visit. Enjoy the Ehime Folk Crafts Museum, the Historical Township Museum, and the Five Hundred Turtles Memorial Hall. 〒793-0023 Around 234 Akiyashiki, Saijo City, Ehime Prefecture About 15 minutes from Iyo Saijo IC About 20 minutes from Iyo Komatsu IC About a 20-minute walk from JR Iyo Saijo Station Bicycles are also available for rent at the exchange center next to the station.

Photographed on June 1, 25. It is a hydrangea of the Kawagoe Hikawa Shrine direct meeting hall.

On display in Shobara City, Hiroshima Prefecture until Sunday, June 15, 2025! “Shobara Satoyama Open Garden 2025 Spring” The Shobara Satoyama Open Garden is a regular spring and autumn event held each year, where you can visit gardens ranging from wildly inventive small plots to authentic Japanese gardens, featuring seasonal flowers in bloom. 🌼🌹 For the latest updates, be sure to check the Shobara Satoyama Open Garden Instagram! ✅ Account here ▽ 🌼 @satoyamaopengarden 🌼 Event name: Shobara Satoyama Open Garden 2025 Spring Location: Various gardens around Shobara City, Hiroshima Prefecture Inquiries: Shobara Flower Council Office General Incorporated Association Shobara Tourism Promotion Organization (Shobara DMO) TEL 0824-75-0173 FAX 0824-75-0172 Open garden notes: If a sign at a garden entrance reads “CLOSE,” please refrain from visiting. Do not enter private areas such as homes or restrooms. Please use the restrooms inside the open garden information centers or public restrooms. ※Gardens marked as having restrooms are available for use. If you come by car, please use the designated parking areas. Refrain from parking in ways that inconvenience nearby residents. Bringing pets is generally not allowed. ※Gardens marked with a pet-friendly symbol allow pets. Always keep pets on a leash and, when possible, keep the leash short. The open gardens are available to view thanks to the generosity of the gardeners. Please follow viewing etiquette and express your appreciation freely. ◎For the latest information, visit Instagram!

At Hokkaido University Tomakomai Research Forest, the apple relative "zumi" has come into full bloom 🌸 The pristine white blossoms suit the waterside perfectly.

Photographed 4/20/25. It is Hanachozu of Kawagoe Hachimangu Shrine.

Photographed on April 19, 25. It is Hanachozu of Kawagoe Hachimangu Shrine.

It is "Taiyo-no-Oka Engaru Park" on May 30th. "Renge azalea" is blooming ♪ beautifully The "Moss Phlox" in Moss Phlox Park is in Best time to visit, but the "Moss Phlox" on the other side of the road is still in Best time to visit ♬

Photographed 4/20/25. It is Hanachozu of Kawagoe Hachimangu Shrine.

Photographed 4/20/25. This is Hanatetsu's Hanachozu.

Photographed 4/20/25. It is Hanachozu of Naritasan Kawagoe Betsuin.

Photographed on April 18, 25. This is Hanachozu from Hara Flower Shop.

At Kawagoe Hachimangu Shrine, 🤍 I found a hydrangea of.