Okurareruka Field

Looking for mango-colored wild birds in winter 22/71

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In winter without flowers, I searched for a mango-colored wild bird, Ryukyu oyster, which is wintering over. When I found it, I was impressed by the color.

Moist purple

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Okurareruka is in full bloom every April, and Okinawa at this time of year is warm (rather a little hot), so outdoor leisure is recommended. It's fun to walk around the nearby village.

When you pass through the residential area, the flower field spreads out!

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I learned it on the local event site. When I headed to rely on the car navigation system for the guide address, there was a wide 々 and a flower field just past the residential area. It was a little late and some of the flowers were in bloom, but the light purple flowers were beautiful. There is a parking space during the on-season and it seems that there is a charge.

Oklarka

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This flower I first learned about after moving to Okinawa. It's also in Urasoe City, but the scale here is amazing! One side Okurarelka! There were few people and I was able to relax! It is easy to park the car and there is a directions, so it is easy to understand. It is a good place in the Yanbaru district. By all means! I recommend it.

Perhaps it's very beautiful when it's in full bloom.

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It is planted on a fairly large paddy field in the mountains, so I think it is probably very beautiful at the height of the flowers. However, it seems that it was a little too early to go, and it blooms for about 2 minutes. It was still beautiful. By the way, "Oklarelka" is a companion of Iris.