Here’s where to see the best blooms in April and May.
Strolling through the kaleidoscopic spectacle is magical for visitors.
Wisteria typically bloom around late April and early May, with slight variations depending on the throw in.
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Planning a flower-filled spring trip to Japan?
Here’s where to find the most stunning wisteria.
The park also has more than 5,000 azalea bushes that can be admired around the same time.
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it’s possible for you to even sample wisteria-themed soft serve and goodies while at the park.
Kawachi Wisteria Garden
Another popular tunnel is at theKawachi Wisteria Gardenin Kitakyushu.
Itstwo tunnelsmeet to form a large dome, creating a sea of colors to walk beneath.
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After dark, the trellises are lit up for an even more enchanting experience.
The park is also known for its daffodil displays.
Admission usually costs 500 yen (about $3).
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Kameido Tenjin Shrine
Even the country’s temples and shrines debut these colorful displays in the spring.
Tokyo’sKameido Tenjin Shrineis a popular destination for viewing lavender-colored wisteria raining down in bunches.
The trellises hang over a pond that reflects the colorful scene.
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The plants here grow up to three feet long and pop between mid-April and early May.
Byodoin Temple is part of the Historic Monuments of Ancient Kyoto UNESCO World Heritage Site, designated in 1994.
