[Tokyo] October Edition 🗞 Enjoy the seasonal flowers at "Showa Memorial Park" 💐

One of the best flower spots in Tokyo is the National Showa Memorial Park. Today, we will introduce the flowers you can see at the National Showa Memorial Park in October. ---〖Cosmos🌼🌸〗--- When you think of flowers that bloom in autumn, many people think of cosmos! The National Showa Memorial Park is holding a Cosmos Festival. From early September to early November, you can see two types of cosmos! 🌼🌸 The first one is the yellow cosmos🌼*･ "Also known as Lemon Bright! As the name suggests, this is a cosmos that blooms yellow flowers that look like lemons💛 This is a cosmos that blooms during the hot season in early September, and in 2023 you can enjoy it at Flower Hill! A pink door has appeared at the top of Flower Hill!🚪 You can take a photo as if you have passed through the door and arrived at the yellow cosmos field!🚶‍♀️ The second one is a sensation🌸*･ This is a regular pink cosmos! In 2023 you can enjoy it at Minna no Harappa Higashi Flower Field! ( * ॑˘ ॑* ) ⁾⁾ Pink cosmos look amazing against the clear autumn sky. . . 🩷️ ---〖Susuki🌾〗--- When you think of the autumn event of the Full Moon Festival, you think of rabbits, dumplings, and Susuki.🐰🍡🌾 In the area, you can enjoy Susuki, an essential part of the Full Moon Festival! During September, you can see Susuki before the flowers bloom! If you want to see the fluffy Susuki, we recommend coming from October onwards.🌾 🌾 The sight of Japanese pampas grass swaying in the wind is so elegant that you forget you are in the city☺️ ---〖Pampas Grass👻〗--- Pampas grass is said to be a giant version of Japanese pampas grass. It is sometimes called ghost Japanese pampas grass👻 In fact, it is in full bloom earlier than Japanese pampas grass😳 The lush, shining flower spikes can be enjoyed from late September♩.• They are in bloom on Harp Hill, so be sure to look for them. Please try it 👀🔎 The recommended way to take a photo is to take a picture of yourself standing between the large pampas grass from a little distance! 🧍‍♀️ The size of the pampas grass is obvious at a glance!! ! --〖Kankiya (Kinmokusei) 🌳〗--- Kinmokusei is also familiar from perfumes! It often appears in famous autumn songs, isn't it? 🎤 Did you know that Kinmokusei are planted in various places in the "National Showa Memorial Park"? ( °_° ) If you head in the direction of the sweet scent unique to Kinmokusei, you're sure to encounter Kinmokusei! But... If you want to see Kinmokusei for sure, I recommend the Kinmokusei planted near the entrance on the Tachikawa Station side, the Akebonoguchi entrance! It's a very large osmanthus tree with a strong scent, so if you want to enjoy the scent of osmanthus, this is the place for you 🥰 ---〖Summary〗--- In this post, we introduced the flowers that will be in full bloom in October at "Showa Memorial Park"! "Showa Memorial Park" is a park where you can enjoy various flowers in each season, so you can enjoy it no matter how many times you go! We will be posting about months other than October in the future, so please look forward to it! ദ്ദി ˃ ᵕ ˂ ) ---〖Basic Information〗--- ⛲️National Showa Memorial Park 3173 Midori-cho, Tachikawa-shi, Tokyo [Access] 🚃18-minute walk from Tachikawa Station on the JR Chuo Line, Nambu Line, and Ome Line 🚝165-minute walk from Tachikawa-kita Station on Tama Toshi Morul 🚃2-minute walk from Nishi-Tachikawa Station on the JR Ome Line 🚃10-minute walk from Higashi-Nakagami Station on the JR Ome Line 🚃20-minute walk from Musashi-Sunagawa Station on the Seibu Haijima Line [Opening hours] March-October: 9:30 - 17:00 November-February: 9:30-16:30 *Closed at 18:00 on weekends and holidays from April to September [Closed] New Year's holiday (12/31, 1/1) The fourth Monday of January and the following day #Tokyo sightseeing #Showa Memorial Park #National Showa Memorial Park #Tachikawa #Park #Park tour #Park date #Park play #Cosmos #Cosmos field #Autumn cherry blossom #Lemon bright #Yellow cosmos #Susuki #Pampas grass #Osmanthus #Sweet osmanthus #Tokyo #Tokyo trip #Flower field #Tachikawa sightseeing