[Flowers & Peak Bloom] Kumoizaki Tsutsuji Park

True to its name, Kumoizaki, the park's highest cliff retains the topography of what was once a cape, offering a view of the Tone River. In the vast grounds that were once the sacred garden of the Todai Shrine, over 2000 azaleas, including "Oomurasaki", "Yamatsutsuji", and "Ryukyu", are planted, and the large clusters of azaleas create a maze-like effect. ■Notes When visiting, please cooperate with infection control measures such as wearing masks and maintaining distance from other groups.

Date & Time

4/14(Mon) 4/15(Tue) 4/16(Wed) 4/17(Thu) 4/18(Fri) 4/19(Sat) 4/20(Sun) 4/21(Mon) 4/22(Tue) 4/23(Wed) 4/24(Thu) 4/25(Fri) 4/26(Sat) 4/27(Sun) 4/28(Mon) 4/29(Tue) 4/30(Wed) 5/1(Thu) 5/2(Fri) 5/3(Sat) 5/4(Sun) 5/5(Mon) 5/6(Tue) 5/7(Wed) 5/8(Thu) 5/9(Fri) 5/10(Sat) 5/11(Sun) 5/12(Mon) 5/13(Tue) 5/14(Wed) 5/15(Thu) 5/16(Fri) 5/17(Sat)

Note

The event date is an estimate for peak blooming times, which may vary due to weather conditions. *The usual peak blooming period is from mid-April to early May.

Venue

Kumoizaki Tsutsuji Park

Address

240 Miyamoto, Higashishou Town, Katori District, Chiba Prefecture

parking

Free parking / Temporary parking available only on May 3

Access

Approximately 23 km from Sawara-Katori IC on the Higashi-Kanto Expressway.

Access (Public)

About 5 minutes by taxi from Shimosa-Tachibana Station on the JR Narita Line.

Contact

0478-86-6075 （Higashishou Town Tourism Association）

URL

https://www.tohnosho-kanko.jp/spot/kumoigasakitutujikouen/