Come to Japan for May Day to See Wisteria Flowers if You Miss Cherry Blossoms 🟪

Are you planning to visit Japan in late April or during the May holiday?
Unfortunately, you'll miss the cherry blossoms 🌸
But besides cherry blossoms, Japan's wisteria flowers 🪻 are also a stunning sight 🥳
And their blooming period happens right after cherry blossom season ends
Their hanging flower clusters look like purple waterfalls with a sweet fragrance 🤩, perfect for photos!

Wisteria blooms annually from late April to early May.
The garden features "Miracle Falls" formed by wisteria trees over 160 years old. The flowering branches hang over a 1,000-square-meter trellis, creating a romantic purple waterfall overhead that makes you feel like you're in a dreamy, surreal world that will leave you in awe.
There's also wisteria-flavored ice cream with a refreshingly unique taste worth trying!

🌸 2025 Blooming Forecast 🌸
🌸 Pink wisteria: Mid to late April
🟪 Purple great wisteria: Late April to early May
⬜ White wisteria: Around early May
🟨 Yellow laburnum: Early to mid-May
🌸 Wisteria viewing period: April 13-May 15 (Illumination until 21:00)

👀 Flower Viewing Guide:
⭕ Bloom timing: Global warming may affect flowering periods, so check official bloom forecasts and real-time updates before your trip.
⭕ Tickets and reservations: Places like Kawachi Fuji Garden require advance online reservations, and some experiences need to be booked ahead.
⭕ Transportation: Some flower parks have complicated public transit connections, and less popular viewing spots may have limited transportation options, so plan transfers and taxi services carefully.
⭕ Garden rules and etiquette: Touching or picking wisteria flowers is strictly prohibited, tripods are banned at some sites, and please keep the environment clean.
⭕ Clothing and items to bring: Wear light-colored comfortable shoes, bring appropriate photography equipment, and allergy sufferers should bring protective items.
⭕ Special food considerations: Wisteria-themed foods contain flower elements, so those with allergies should check ingredients before eating to avoid allergic reactions.

"When millions of wisteria flowers hang down together, even the air is infused with a gentle fragrance—this is spring's final love letter to Japan."
Don't miss the 2-week golden viewing period, or you'll have to wait another year!