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Attraction
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607 Hasamachō, Ashikaga, Tochigi 329-4216, Japan
Ashikaga Flower Park in Tochigi Prefecture is world-renowned for its breathtaking wisteria displays, including a 160-year-old great wisteria tree that sprawls across a massive trellis. The annual Great Wisteria Festival (mid-April to mid-May) fills the park with cascading purple, white, and pink blooms in a scene that feels almost otherworldly. Evening illuminations transform the garden into a glowing, magical spectacle unlike anything seen in daylight.
- From Tokyo Station, take the JR Utsunomiya Line to Oyama, transfer to the Ryomo Line to Ashikaga Flower Park Station — about 2 hours total, with a 3-minute walk to the park.
- Adult admission during peak wisteria season (April–May) ranges from 900 to 2,300 yen depending on bloom conditions — check the official website for the day's rate.
- For evening illuminations, buy an evening ticket valid from 17:30 onward; it's usually cheaper and the atmosphere is magical.
- Bloom timing varies each year — always check the official bloom status on the park's website before you travel.
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