By / Scenic Spots Home (compiled and reported)
The round and rolling appearance of broomcorn grass is very endearing, and many people also like to call it “bobo grass.” In addition to the famous Ibaraki Prefecture’s “Kasumigaura Seaside Park” in the Tokyo suburbs, there is also a large expanse of adorable bobo grass at “Makiba no Sato” in Gifu Prefecture, which is also not to be missed.
The round bobo grasses paired with the church have a strong Hokuriku-region vibe. (Photo / yuxin_ling, the same below)
Makiba no Sato also has a large expanse of adorable bobo grass.
“Makiba no Sato” in the Hokuriku region is located at an altitude of 1,000 meters and is a parent-child experience farm mainly featuring flowers and animals. It not only has various colorful flower fields but also allows close encounters with horses, cows, alpacas, and little rabbits. The scenery changes beautifully with the seasons.
Standing on the observation deck overlooking the vast flower fields.
The gradually reddening bobo ball flower sea.
Among them, the most eye-catching is the carpet of bobo grass spread along the hillside in front of the small chapel. The scattered houses along the flower field paths in the distance, together with the occasional park train passing by, create a wide and relaxing view, allowing you to enjoy the peaceful and serene rural scenery.
The scattered houses along the flower field paths in the distance offer a wide view and a strong rural charm.
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