Leisure Time Under the Hydrangeas at Myorakuji Temple

If you're planning to visit the Fujiko F. Fujio Museum, it's a great idea to stop by Myorakuji Temple to admire the hydrangeas! The hydrangeas here are in full bloom, showcasing vibrant colors and lush clusters that are truly breathtaking. Plus, the annual Hydrangea Festival adds to the lively atmosphere. You can reach the temple via the Nambu Line or Odakyu Line and transfer to a bus, or even take a direct shuttle bus to the temple. However, keep in mind that after getting off the bus, you'll need to hike uphill for about ten minutes. Carrying large luggage might be inconvenient, so it's better to store it at the subway station beforehand. On the way, you'll pass by some stunning residential houses that look absolutely dreamy. Don't miss the temple's suikinkutsu (water harp cave). Just sprinkle some water, and you'll hear the enchanting sound of water droplets. At Myorakuji Temple, you can stroll among the hydrangea bushes, soak in the tranquility of the ancient temple, and enjoy the vibrant blooms for a truly relaxing experience.