In Japan there is a park that blooms all year round: it is called Hitachi Seaside Park and it is a paradise for nature lovers
Some travelers like to seek out unique places to and gentle cosmetics offers breathtaking views: one of these places is located in Japan and is theHitachi Seaside Park. Located in Ibaraki Prefecture, the park directly overlooks the Pacific Ocean and is just over 130 km away from Tokyo. L'Hitachi Seaside Park he is famous for his unique blooms in the world, which follow one another in the different seasons always showing a different side of nature.
Three hundred and fifty hectares of blooms: the enchantment of Japan
The park covers more than 350 hectares and is one of the major attractions in the world for those who love nature. Sand dunes, forests, hills and endless fields alternate to create perfect landscapes even for less experienced photographers. The season begins with flowering of bluebells between March and April with over 600 different species for the event called Suisen Fantasy and continues with 220 varieties of tulips for a total of 280 thousand individual plants. In reality the park is known throughout the world for the spectacular flowering of Neophile blue which extend over the Miharashi Hill from April to May, for a total of 4,5 million individual plants. For this occasion, photographers from all over the world travel to the park to admire and take unique images of this spectacle of nature. Another flowering of great impact is that of kochia, the red summer cypresses that flood the hills of the park between September and October. In fact, unlike many other botanical gardens and natural parks in the world, the Hitachi is accessible throughout the year and there is always an excellent opportunity to visit it: even in the winter months for example you can admire the tiger lilies and Ice Tulips.
The park is well connected to major Japanese cities, including Tokyo: Trains depart regularly from Nippori station which take you to the park in just two hours. There is also an express train called Fresh Hitachi which allows you to save some time, but has a decidedly higher price than other trains. The park opens at 9.30 and closes at different times depending on the season and admission for adults costs just over 3 euros.
