Adachi｜A five-sense experience of tasting wisteria ice at Adachi Flower Park, where the fragrance of the century-old wisteria blooms

Located 90 minutes away from Tokyo, Adachi Flower Park will be in bloom with a purple feast starting in mid-April. The 160-year-old vine is supported by a trellis and blooms with purple vine flowers. Personally, I prefer the yellow flower vine, which is interwoven into a golden tunnel. When travelers pass through the tunnel, the faint fragrance seduces them into the joy of spring. You definitely cannot miss tasting the Fujika ice cream here, the aroma is concentrated in the coldness and then slowly released through the temperature of your mouth. The last of the wisteria flowers to bloom is the white wisteria, which blooms in early May every year, forming an 80-meter dreamy path. The Ashikaga Flower Park is the oldest park in Adachi. It opened in 1883 and was previously called Hayakawa Farm. It was planned and operated by local companies in 1997 and became synonymous with wisteria flower viewing in northern Kanto. Ashikaga is located in northern Kanto and the southwest of Tochigi. It was the birthplace of the Ashikaga clan, the ancestor of Ashikaga Takauji who founded the Muromachi shogunate. Ashikaga Takauji was the first shogun of the Muromachi shogunate. It is worth mentioning that the ticket price here is floating. The better the flowers bloom, the more expensive the ticket price is. The price ranges from 1200-2300 yen, so you can know the condition of the flowers by looking at the ticket price. #2月好地方2025