If you think you have to travel all the way to Saitama prefecture to see the famously eyepopping fields of red spider lilies that only bloom for a few days a year, think again! Move over Kinchakuda, because I just discovered an incredible higanbana bloom that rivals that amazing display right in Tokyo! These fieldsContinueContinue reading “A sea of red spider lilies as far as the eye can see…in TOKYO?”
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Where To See Magical Red Autumn Lilies In Tokyo
This photo was taken at Kinchakuda, near Koma station (which is about two hours from Tokyo). Higanbana generally burst into bloom right after the first big rain of mid-September. These Japanese amaryllis bloom once a year for only about a week, right around the fall equinox. • KINCHAKUDA near Koma Station This isn’t technically inContinueContinue reading “Where To See Magical Red Autumn Lilies In Tokyo”
