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Tired of watching movies? Take a virtual tour of Japan’s uplifting flower gardens.
By TF Tribe on May 2, 2020
Due to the coronavirus pandemic, families and photographers will have to wait longer before they can see and touch the colorful petals in Japan’s stunning flower gardens.
If you’re tired watching Netflix and depressing news, there is a way to boost your moods - watch a virtual tour of Japan’s beautiful flowers while you’re confined to your home.
Enjoy!
HITACHI SEASIDE PARK
Awe-inspiring 190-hectare land dotted with 4.5 million gorgeous nemophilas or ‘baby blue blossoms’ is like a dream. But gorgeous chrysantemums, azaleas, tulips and cornflowers are in full bloom too.
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ASHIKAGA FLOWER GARDEN
The 94,000-square meter sprawling park in Tochigi prefecture also called the ‘purple garden’ is surrounded by a picturesque view of 150-year old purple wisteria (Fujii no hana) trees that feels like being in paradise. The park has been cited by international media as one of the top 10 dream destinations in Japan.
