Ashikaga Flower Park, located less than two hours from Tokyo, is renowned for its stunning display of blue, white, and pink wisteria, known as ‘fuji’ in Japanese. Spanning the country’s largest wisteria garden, it features over 350 wisteria trees. Among these, a remarkable tree over 100 years old stands out, its branches forming a vast canopy of blue fuji flowers. Visitors can stroll beneath this natural umbrella, immersing themselves in the serene beauty and vibrant colors of the park.
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