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Minami Makimura Tourism Association

Jun. 27, 2025
[Image1]Mount Iimori's daylilies are nearly in full bloom.Yesterday we held a hike to see the daylilies on M
[Image2]Mount Iimori's daylilies are nearly in full bloom.Yesterday we held a hike to see the daylilies on M
[Image3]Mount Iimori's daylilies are nearly in full bloom.Yesterday we held a hike to see the daylilies on M
[Image4]Mount Iimori's daylilies are nearly in full bloom.Yesterday we held a hike to see the daylilies on M
[Image5]Mount Iimori's daylilies are nearly in full bloom.Yesterday we held a hike to see the daylilies on M
[Image6]Mount Iimori's daylilies are nearly in full bloom.Yesterday we held a hike to see the daylilies on M
[Image7]Mount Iimori's daylilies are nearly in full bloom.Yesterday we held a hike to see the daylilies on M

Mount Iimori's daylilies are nearly in full bloom.
Yesterday we held a hike to see the daylilies on Mount Iimori. Right in the middle of the rainy season and worried we might cancel due to rain like last year, the forecast suddenly changed and, to our surprise, the weather turned out fine 😅 We even caught a glimpse of Mt. Fuji through the clouds, making it a lucky hike 🎉
The daylilies are just short of full bloom, but they were impressive enough to enjoy 😋 I think the peak will be around late next week.
Well done to everyone who joined us — great job 🫡

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