# Hydrangeas at Tamagawa Dai Park

📍Address: 1-63-1 Denenchofu, Ota City, Tokyo 🚗Transportation: Take the Tokyu Tamagawa Line to Tamagawa Station, then a 1-minute walk 👍Must-Visit Spot: This park is built on the slopes along the Tamagawa River, covering approximately 68,000 square meters and stretching about 750 meters. On clear days, you can see the Tanzawa Mountains and Mount Fuji. The park features natural forest trails, an observation plaza, a hydrangea garden, an aquatic plant garden repurposed from the former Chofu Water Purification Plant's sedimentation basin, and a seasonal wildflower garden. In spring, you can enjoy cherry blossoms, and in early summer, hydrangeas bloom. The park also contains ancient keyhole-shaped tombs from the Tamagawa River basin. On weekends and holidays, it attracts many visitors for leisure, walks, and flower viewing. 🎟️Admission: Free 💗Other Tips: From early to mid-June, around 7 varieties and 4,000 hydrangea plants bloom in the park. The slopes near Tamagawa Station and the stairways are particularly lined with vibrant hydrangeas. Tamagawa Dai Park is one of Tokyo's most famous spots for hydrangea viewing.