10 places to see tulips in Japan 日本で チューリップを見るための十場所

Tulipes dans le parc Hitachi

Tulips in Hitachi Park

Mirai Takahashi

The other emblematic flowers of Japanese spring!

 

Although spring in Japan is above all synonymous with cherry blossoms, it is also the time of tulips! Japan and the Netherlands having maintained good relations since the Edo period (1603-1868), tulips have always been popular on the archipelago. And from mid-April to the end of May, there are thousands of them from north to south of the country.

 

Kamiyubetsu Tulip Park

Kamiyubetsu Tulip Park

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2.Hitachi Seaside Park (Ibaraki)

 

Hitachi Seaside Park is the largest flower park in the Kanto region .

Located in Hitachinaka in Ibaraki Prefecture, it brings together 170 varieties of tulips on 170 hectares , as well as many other varieties of flowers throughout the year. Ideal for coming to admire the tulips and cherry trees , the park also has a cycle path , restaurants and cafes .

 

 

 

Hitachi Seaside Park

Hitachi Seaside Park

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Chubu

 

7.Tonami Tulip Park (Toyama)

 

With its 2 million tulips which include more than 600 varieties , the Tonami Tulip Park is one of the largest tulip parks in the Chubu region .

Located in Toyama prefecture, the park hosts many flower-related events every year, such as the Flower Fashion Show , a fashion show whose pieces are made entirely from tulips !

 

Also note that the park has a museum , several small cafes , and an observatory which gives a magnificent view from above of its fields.

 

Tonami Tulip Park

Tonami Tulip Park

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Kiso Sansen Park Center

Kiso Sansen Park Center

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Sera Kogen Farm

Sera Kogen Farm

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