Motomiya City, in central Fukushima Prefecture, is home to Janohana, a garden park that was originally the estate of a wealthy farmer. From April 1st to November 30th, visitors can enjoy a variety of different flowers in bloom. The best time to visit the park is during one of the three festivals that are held during the garden's most popular seasons. In early May, eight ancient wisteria bloom in white, pink, and purple. From late May to late July, ten thousand water lilies decorate the park's main lake. And, in late October to mid-November, four hundred maple trees burst into autumn colors. Visitors can also tour a traditional two-story Japanese home, take a boat out on the lake, and/or enjoy a simple and tasty lunch. Pets are allowed, but must be on a leash. The garden is five kilometers from the Motomiya Interchange of the Tokoku Expressway and six kilometers from Motomiya Station.
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Fukushima's Janohana Garden
A lovely oasis between Koriyama & Nihonmatsu
By Sandra Isaka
Community writer
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Kim
3 years ago
The first photo by the lake is gorgeous! I also really like the grassy picnic area...my kids would love running around there!
It is a wonderful place for families!
Elizabeth S
3 years ago
What a lovely garden. Is it accessible by bus?
Unfortunately, no bus. 35 minute walk from Motomiya Station, or 6 kilometer taxi ride (although, I do not know if this station has a taxi stand).
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