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Hamarikyu Onshi Garden Yae-zakura

[Ginzo] April 22, 2012 11:01

Hello everyone. Today we will show you the flowers of Hamarikyu Onshi Garden, especially the stunning Yae-zakura.

Entering the garden, in front of Shinsenza Kamoba. From left, you can see "fringed iris", the yellow flowers in the center "Japan globeflower", and the white flowers in the Wild Strawberries. (All photos are as of April 21st.)

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The bridge to the teahouse in Nakajima is under restoration. However, a fine cherry blossom is blooming from the embankment to the left.

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Let's walk a large outside promenade. "Fugen elephant" at the foot of Mt. Fujimi.

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If you follow the road, you can see Yae-zakura such as Sekiyama and Kazuha.

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And some kind of elegant sweet scent drifts. It's "Surugadai smell".

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And about 30 meters in front of the seaside bridge, there are rare Yae-zakura, such as Goikou, Sekiyama, Turmeric and Kazuha.

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Let's go to the left in front of the canola flower field. Buttons are beginning to bloom.

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I think it's best to see peony until mid-May, but will Yae-zakura until April 27th?

Come out and enjoy it. For inquiries, please contact Hamarikyu Onshi Garden at 03-3541-0200

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