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The magic Illumination at the Ashikaga flower park

#magicalxmastrip At the "Ashikaga Flower Park" in Ashikaga City, Tochigi Prefecture, the "Garden of Light Flowers", one of the largest 5 million bulbs in Kanto, will be held. It was recognised as a Japanese Night View Heritage Site and is also famous as one of the three major illuminations in Kanto. In addition, it has won numerous awards, such as winning the first place in the country in the "International Illumination Award" in 2023. The park is decorated with a variety of light productions, such as about 5,000 "roses of light", "wisteria of light" that shine in 4 colours, and 2000 "water lilies of light", and you can experience as if you have been lost in a dream world.
Posted: Dec 13, 2024
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