Hitachi Seaside Park Flowers Park



Hitachi Seaside Park Flowers Park It is impossible not to be charmed by the beauty of Hitachi Seaside Park, a park of flowers, located in Hitachinaka, Ibaraki Prefecture, next to the Ajigaura Beach. Hitachi Seaside Park is a park much sought after by tourists all year round because each season, its scenery changes completely, filling the eyes of visitors with the beauty of its seasonal flowers. The park itself is not very big. Its area covers only about 3.5 hectares, but every season you will find a variety of different flowers blooming on the "Miharashi no Oka", a beautiful hill, which in the higher parts, one can have a panoramic view Pacific Ocean. Hitachinaka Hitachi Sea Park  Although it is not the view of the sea that attracts people to Hitachinaka - are the magnificent gardens of Hitachi Seaside Park. In 2011, the small town that lies on the east coast of Japan, was devastated by the great tsunami. Today, the area has been restored and beautiful gardens again delight the eyes of visitors.One of the most popular flowers and attract many visitors at Hitachi Seaside Park are blue nemophilas, whose main characteristic is its semi-transparent blue petals that extend over a wide area of ​​the park.
Hitachi Seaside Park, a beautiful park to visit in Japan

By far, the hill resembles an immense blue carpet, where more than 4.5 million nemophilas blue flowers throughout the park during the spring. The flowering period of this flower is called "Nemophilia Harmony".


Besides nemophilas, the park has about one million daffodils blooming amid the pine trees, about 170 varieties of tulips and many other flowers such as zinnia, blooming in summer and kochias and cosmos in autumn.
Hitachinaka Hitachi Sea Park
Hitachi Seaside Park

The cosmos is called "Autumn sakura" in Japan. Already kochia, is a species of shrub that changes color according to the season. The most popular season to see her is autumn, because of green, it is replaced by shades of orange and red, leaving the incredibly attractive park, with its cute appearance like cotton.Hitachinaka Hitachi Sea Park

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