Kawachi Wisteria Garden, Japan

The two 100-meter-long wisteria tunnels that run through the Kawachi Fujien Wisteria Garden, located in the hills southwest of Kitakyushu, are its most notable feature. Two times a year, in the spring and in the fall, the gardens are accessible to the general public. The park is a little challenging to get to. From Yahata Station, it takes 15 minutes via bus, then an additional 55 minutes to walk to the gardens. Wisteria may be seen growing on the two tunnels in the park's middle and as a cluster of trees arranged to resemble a huge dome.

The wisteria plants are available in a variety of colors, including dark purple, blue, and white. You may look down on the sea of wisteria from a vantage point in the park. The wisteria peak blooming time falling around the Golden Week vacation period has caused visitor numbers to soar. The garden has become more and more well-liked in recent years. You must reserve tickets for a certain date and time window in advance to enter during the busiest season, which runs from late April through Golden Week.

Kawachi Wisteria Garden has gained a lot of popularity in recent years and now draws a sizable local and foreign tourist population during the wisteria season, which frequently coincides with the hectic Golden Week. During the springtime peak, visitors must make reservations in advance to enter the garden.

Location: Kitakyushu, Kawachi, Yawatahigashi-ku