Kawachi Wisteria Garden

Kawachi Wisteria Garden is a private garden in the lush slopes south of focal Kitakyushu, well known for its stupendously displayed, expansive quantities of wisteria blooms. The garden is opened to general society occasionally amid the wisteria season which more often than not crests around late April to mid May and amid the maple leaf season in harvest time. This is the motivation behind why the Wisteria burrow is so bright and smooth. It is hard to envision Kawachi Fuji Garden some other route however in full blossom. The garden's most noticeable highlights are two, about 100 meter long passages made of wisteria trees of ying assortments and hues, extending from white to dull purple.

Moreover, there is an accumulation of expansive wisteria trees that together frame a tremendous top of hanging blossoms. A perspective at the highest point of the slope cultivate considers decent perspectives over the ocean of wisteria blooms and the encompassing valley which is additionally know for its bamboo forests. Kawachi Wisteria Garden has become extremely prominent as of late and now pulls in huge quantities of household and global guests amid the wisteria season, which frequently falls into the bustling Golden Week. Subsequently the garden can become very crowded and time-consuming to access.