Japan Tourism Shimmering Fuji Flower Season In May

In May, the land of the rising sun is bustling with another flower season - Fuji flower season. Tourist sites are also filled with fanciful images of the Fuji Flower Festival in Ashikaga Flower Park One of the two 150-year old Fuji flowers in Ashikaga Park - Photo: An VanFuji - Wisteria is a species Vines often bloom in late spring and early summer in Japan. Japan has two famous places for Fuji flowers: Ashikaga Park (Ashikaga Flower Park) in Tochigi Prefecture and Kawachi Fuji Garden in Kitakyushu, of which Ashikaga Park is the place where the most flowers are grown and the Fuji Flower Festival here. It is a real party because this park is 92,000 square meters wide with many kinds of flowers, and the famous Fuji flower garden has more than 350 flowers. For the Japanese, Fuji flowers carry the meaning of eternal love, Because the roots of the tree are deep and strong, they should be included in poetry and music

. At Ashikaga Park - where there are Fuji flowerfalls, flower growers said to take care of the trees to the point of giving beautiful flowers, falling down into the city. thick clusters, in addition to cultivating, watering for many years (10-15 years) also have to create the tree to climb up to 20m off the ground and spread over 10m horizontally. At that time, there must be a solid frame for the tree, to be trimmed neatly so that the flowers bloom in all directions, convenient for visitors to enjoy .



. To achieve that, the caregiver must be very patient, from this generation Akikaga Flower Park was originally built to care and protect two 150-year-old old Fuji flowers. Then it became a Fuji flower breeding and care center. In addition to Fuji, the park has many other flowers, so every season can welcome visitors to watch flowers.An advantage is that Tochigi prefecture is located not far from Tokyo (2 hours by car), so it is very convenient for having fun watching the flowers. Kawachi Fuji Garden is a small flower garden in Kitakyushu famous for its Fuji flower tunnel like a fairytale paradise garden. But tourists who want to see if they have to take a plane or train are a bit inconvenient and also a bit tired of the price Since April, tourist sites have been busy advertising the Fuji Flower Festival in Ashikaga Flower Park, as well as posters hanging at the stations.



Due to the different timing of the blooming flowers, visitors must see the announcement to see accordingly.In two ancient Fuji flowers with a canopy of up to 70m wide, the white flower tree was used by artisans. Great to form an 80m long flower tunnel, which is honored by tourists as the most romantic flower tunnel in the world, but to me, the greatest is still a wall of white flowers as high as a covered house. Flowers up to 50m tall have only recently been around. At Ashikaga Park, apart from white Fuji, purple Fuji is more attractive due to its stronger aroma. The flower is also more fanciful, although the scent of the flower is quite dark and the seeds are also very poisonous. During the blooming period, the flower festival is at night, when shimmering artistic lights shine on the delicate Fuji flower curtains. There are many ways to go to Ashikaga, train trips usually takes around two hours, cost about 1,500-2,000 yen.



When going to a remote area, you have to wait, sometimes more than an hour, so before going, visitors have to take the time to check the exact train time.When going to the right festival, there will always be volunteers to guide the heat love. If not, just follow the line of people holding the camera, backpacking shoulders and going. Fuji flowers in front of the author's house in the suburbs of Tokyo - Photo: An Van The tall white Fuji flower - Photo: An Van The old white Fuji flower in Ashikaga Park - Photo: An Van The 150 year old Fuji flower in Ashikaga Park - Photo: An Van A Fuji flower tree with flowers resembling a bunch of grapes - Photo: An A curtain of purple Fuji flowers - Photo: An Van When natural light and light combine to create a beautiful color - Photo: An Van Fuji flower curtain at night - Photo: An Van While looking for documents Formerly about the Fuji vine flower plant that in Vietnam is also known as the wisteria flower, I know that Fuji flowers existed for a long time in Vietnam, particularly in the highlands of Da Lat, through luggage back from The French name of the late engineer Luong Van Sau was known as the purple bean. The scientific name of the purple bean plant is Wistaria, the common name is Slycine, with 2 colors, blue and white, very fragrant. Engineer Luong Van Sau's capitalization document originated from Taiwan. At that time, the noble Taiwanese and Chinese often chose to plant in front of the house. Engineer Sau took root from Taiwan to plant in Dalat's flower garden in 1963.



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