Blossoming Hitachi Sea Side Park

Hitachi seaside park

How much do you love having a colorful world? Colorgives happiness to everyday’s life. Color gives different meaning, sometimes color reflects personality.

But do you ever wonder going to a place where you can see different colors in just one place? Colors in form of plants and flowers? So let me ask you, have you been to Japan? If yes, maybe you already know that there is a place called Hitachi Seaside Park that will definitely blow your mind.

LOCATION

Map

The Hitachi Seaside Park is a place where you can see different kinds of plants and flower with different colors and enchanting beauty. It is located in Hitachinaka, Ibaraki, Japan near the Ajiguara Beach.

It is a flower park, which is a very famous tourist destination. The park has a size of 3.5 hectares. This place of wonder is very popular because the park can produce or blossom different flowers in each season with all the flowers amazing all year round.

But more specifically, the park is known because of a unique flower called bluenemophilas — famous because of its blue transparent petals and only blossoms once a year.

CLIMATE

Climate (winter)

Visiting a park such wonderful as this, you need to make sure that the climate is at its peak and best before you go here.

The weather conditions on this park is perfect for a day trip as it will not give you just a perfect view of the scenic place, but also will give you the best experience of a lifetime.

And if you’re thinking of going to this place, the park offers a flower calendar that will provide updates on how you will plan the trip and what will be the best time to visit them.

TRANSPORTATION

Transportation

Knowing Japan, trains are sophisticated as they have bullet trains that let you travel easily from a place to another. Of course it is easy to travel going to this place as you can have rental cars or taxis that can drive you all over the city.

As Japan being surrounded by oceans, by plane is an option from neighboring countries to get to this place and from Tokyo there is a train station and a bus station to get to the Hitachi Seaside Park.

ATTRACTION

The Hitachi Seaside Park has a specific season only meant for blue nemophilas which is called as the “Nemophila Harmony,” because over 4.5 million of these flowerblooms during spring.

These blue nemophilas is also known as “baby blue eyes.” Since spring is the best time to visit the place and if you want to experience the Nemophila Harmony it is best to travel around April.

If you’re planning to visit this place in spring, you may want to take note that this season is at its peak and the vicinity can get too crowded. This is a very huge park and the idea of wanting to see the whole place is another story.

You would need to have a lot of time to do it. So for people who wanted to be romantic, see it for yourself and let your eyes shine because of the remarkable beauty of the Hitachi Seaside Park!

The color of the nemophilas is sure to take your breath away as it seems to cluster making an illusion of the vast cerulean sea.

Like a setting of a movie, and those tearjerker novels, the Hitachi Seaside Park has depicted out of a dreamy fairy tale.

Many visitors have come to embrace this color, despite the fact that flowers are commonly known to be in reds, yellows or lilacs. This park had been slowly making its name to be one of Japan’s most relaxing and merry-inducing places.

Cosmos

Aside from the usual blue, the park is also known for a wide collection of colors such as the lilacs and whites as shown through the cosmos flowers.

Truly, Hitachi Seaside Park would warp you in a place, and in time, where everything is just impeccable and pleasing to the eye.

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