[Flower・Peak Viewing] Tokoji Wisteria

The wisteria at Tokoji is an ancient tree that originates from the wisteria at Gyoouji, associated with the Noh play 'Kumano'. The wisteria tree, approximately 100 years old, spans 20 m square, and during the season, flower clusters of up to 1 m long bloom and droop with a sweet fragrance. Designated as a natural monument by the city. ■Notes For inquiries: During the Wisteria Festival period, contact the Wisteria Preservation Society; outside the period, contact the Makinohara City Tourism Department (0548-53-2623).

Date & Time

Late Apr～Early May

Note

The peak viewing period may vary due to weather conditions.

Venue

Tokoji

Address

2589-1 Shirahama, Makinohara City, Shizuoka Prefecture

parking

Since the number of parking spaces is limited, please use public transportation as much as possible.

Access

From the Tomei Expressway 'Yoshida' IC, take National Route 150, approximately 8.5 km (about 20 minutes).

Access (Public)

From JR Shizuoka Station, take the Shizutetsu Bus Express Shizuoka-Sagara Line for about 45 minutes, get off at 'Shirahama Beach Entrance' bus stop, and walk 8 minutes.

Contact

0548-22-6580 （Wisteria Preservation Society Office）

URL

https://www.city.makinohara.shizuoka.jp/site/kanko/849.html