Traveling To Japan To See The ‘flower Paradise’ Of Hitachi’s Colorful Splendor

Once a bombing practice site, Hitachi Park has now become a popular destination - a flower paradise in the country of the rising sun on "must-visit" tours with tourists from all over the world. Japanese calendar viewing in Hitachi's splendid colorful 'flower paradise' The cosmos flower season at Hitachi Seaside Park - Photo: Phan An Early November, when the maple trees are in red. I arrange to go to Hitachi Park again on weekends. Having passed most of the autumn, I hope to capture kochia bushes (a type of cactus) that turn red. But all of a sudden, I met cosmos flowerbeds

. For Vietnamese people, cosmos are star flowers (flashing stars). A beautiful flower, easy to grow but quite short life expectancy, autumn, around October is the beginning of the cosmos flower season. The cosmos flower was filled with Miharashi's swings And indeed, to greet me is a carpet of flowers with all the colors.



In Japanese, hitachi means dawn. Hitachi Seaside Park is located in Hitachinaka city (Ibaraki district, Japan), in the past was a wasteland next to Ajigaura beach, used by Americans as a place to practice bombing in 1946. 1973, this 3.5-hectare land was returned to the Japanese government and built into a park with a variety of flowers throughout the four seasons. But in 1991, the park was officially established with the plan to expand to 70 hectares. Currently, the park continues to grow with an area of 190 hectares, and may reach up to 350 hectares in the future. Developed, Hitachi Park quickly became a popular destination - a flower paradise of Japan in “must-come” tours with flower-loving tourists from all over the world the main would be the nemophilas.



In Vietnam, nemophila is also known as blue dizziness, little love flower (translated from Greek), although the shape of trees and flowers is smaller than in Japan.In Hitachi, possibly due to the climate and soil, trees The flowers are tall and the flowers are very large, forming a beautiful carpet of flowers ranging in color from blue to purple. There are also daffodils, lily, popy, and colorful tulips. Summer is the green color of kochia shrubs. This is a drought-tolerant and discolored plant. As they fall, they darken and turn a vibrant red color. The kokia (or kochia) tree in Japanese is also known as a hokigusa. In the past, this plant was often cut and dried to make a broom, so the word was called hokigusa (hoki means broom, and kusa is grass, read together as hokigusa).



imported to Japan from Chinese merchant ships. In the trunk there are tiny, edible seeds. This county, called tonburi, is a tourist specialty of Akita prefecture - Japan. But the Kokia trees in Hitachi Park are often grown to beautify, not to harvest the seeds. In addition to Kochia, there are roses and pampas grass (a Vietnamese reed-like species). In autumn, the hills will be cosmos flower mats with all colors from orange, yellow to white, purple. The flowers fluttered in the sun. There are also chrysanthemums of all colors and bright yellow canola flowers, and in winter, depending on the weather, the park growers will try to produce cold-resistant plants (and flowers).



The park's flower growers collect, pluck, and seed the falling flowers and plant new plants in the hills. Green Kokia Trees in Hitachi Seaside Park (the far side is the Ferris wheel) Red Kokia Tree at Hitachi Seaside Park - Photo: PhanAn The nemophila flower season (blue eyedrops) and cosmos flower season at Hitachi Park- Photo: PhanAn Chrysanthemum season at Hitachi Seaside Park - Photo: Phan An Hitachi - Photo: Phan An Yellow cosmos flower - Photo of Phan An Purple Cosmos flower - Photo: Phan AnRung rung in the sun - Photo: Phan An The cosmos flower season at Hitachi Seaside Park - Photo: PhanAn Information for you Hitachi Park always has small aisles between flowerbeds for visitors to walk and take photos. There are also trails where visitors can cycle from flower hill to flower hill.In addition to its main function as a flower walking park, the park also has a private amusement park with a swing circle. turned. In this secluded play area, there are often young music festivals in August, of which the biggest is the All-Japan Rock Festival, which attracts a lot of young people. (more than an hour of tram to the northeast) the flowers can only be walked on foot, mostly in the Mihararashi hill area, which is always featured in every photo promoting tourism. Go camping, dining outdoors, cycling along the park's beaches, or have fun with all kinds of games available in the park.



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