Walking through an 80-meter tunnel of white wisteria, or just standing under the 1000 square meters of a purple wisteria trellis, you will find you’ve quickly become a slave to this park's refined beauty. You can’t help remembering this splendid experience. In 1996, four wisteria were transplanted to the park with 260 tons of carbon as a special nutrition. Since then, they have carefully taken care of these special the flowers and eventually, 6 species of 350 wisteria trees blossom one after another from late April to May every year. The fantastic garden of wisteria takes your breath away both day and night. Read part 2
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Tomoko Kamishima @tomoko.kamishima
Japan is a small island nation, but we have a huge number of surprising things to discover here. Many of these delights can be found when you step off the main street onto small side paths. I really enjoy studying about and researching various aspects of traditional Japanese culture, and then sha...
