Don't miss Japan in June! I'm already looking forward to the endless sea of flowers this summer.
Summer's top star has to be the colorful hydrangeas! June in Japan is hydrangea season.
There are also many flower hand-washing basins; if you don't go, I will really cry.
We've compiled 7 famous and stunning hydrangea spots for you!
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✅ Kamakura · Meigetsu-in Temple
📍189 Yamanouchi, Kamakura City, Kanagawa Prefecture
🌟 A super famous hydrangea temple, where blooming hydrangeas turn the temple into a sea of blue flowers, known as the Blue of Meigetsu-in.
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✅ Kamakura · Hase-dera Temple
📍3 Chome-11-2 Hase, Kamakura City
🌟 One of Kamakura's three major hydrangea spots, you can overlook the sea from halfway up the mountain, and the hydrangea path is very popular.
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✅ Tokyo · Sumida Park
📍7-1 Asakusa, Taito City, Tokyo
🌟 You can capture shots of different hydrangea varieties with the Tokyo Skytree in the background.
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✅ Izu · Shimoda Park
📍About a 10-minute walk from Izukyu Shimoda Station
🌟 Hundreds of thousands of blue-purple flowers bloom, climb the observation deck to overlook the rainbow-colored flower carpet, the blue coastline echoes the hydrangeas, stroll along the flower stone steps, summer comes to life like in an animation!
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✅ Isoyama Shrine
📍66 Isomachi, Kanuma City, Tochigi Prefecture
🌟 Filming location of "Koizora," the fully bloomed hydrangeas and distinctive lanterns 🏮 exude a mysterious aesthetic, with day and night views completely different.
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✅ Miyazaki · Togenkyo Gorge
📍Higashimito Peninsula, Kadogawa Town, Miyazaki Prefecture, Kyushu, Japan
🌟 A hydrangea viewing spot facing the sea, where you can enjoy a beautiful scene of the blue coast and colorful hydrangeas forming a picturesque landscape.
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✅ Kyoto Prefecture · Gansen-ji Temple
📍43 Iwafune Kaminomon, Kamo Town, Kizugawa City, Kyoto Prefecture
💙 Between Gansen-ji and Joruriji Temples is an ancient stone Buddha path, a must-visit spot for photographers.
【📸 Photo Tips】
🔹 White/light blue dress + straw bag + transparent umbrella
🔸 Early morning at 7 AM or after rain when the sun comes out, petals with dew look like scattered diamonds~
🔹 Shoot from a low angle looking up to avoid crowds, blur the flower foreground to create dreamy bokeh!