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Beautiful autumn flower bed, Hitachi Seaside Park

#fallingseason In Japan, autumn season is mesmerizing where certain National Parks hosts autumn festivals with very pretty flower beds. Hitachi Seaside Park, located at the Mito city north of Tokyo, held its Autumn festival every year starting from early October, and the main character of the park arevthe red balls, namely Kochia plants. These maroon ball shaped plant is planted during the summer when it is green, and turns maroon when autumn arrives. You can witness the picturesque scene of maroon coloured balls across the fields, which is also another way to enjoy autumn besides the gingko and maple leaves foliages. Location: Hitachi Seaside Park Best time ti visit for the Kochia plants: mid October
Posted: Nov 5, 2023
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