Millions of red spider lilies bloom, creating a fantastical sea of crimson flowers
By / MOOK Scenic Spots Family Travel Life Network Editorial Team
Autumn has quietly arrived, and in Wajima, Japan, the red spider lilies—known for their striking hues—have begun to bloom en masse, forming a vibrant sea of red. Their elegant and mysterious beauty captivates all who see them...
Millions of red spider lilies are in full bloom, creating a fantastical flower sea. (Image source / panoramio)
The annual Manjushage Festival in Hirō City runs from September 19 to October 4. The eye-catching Manjushage, also known as red spider lilies, bloom around the autumnal equinox each year. Millions of these flowers paint the riverbank green spaces around Kinchaku Field in a vast swath of red, making it a major local floral event. During the festival, local food vendors set up a bustling market village, allowing visitors to enjoy delicious local cuisine while admiring the blossoms. In addition, the nearby lush green mountains and clear waters offer the perfect spot for an autumn outing.
The Manjushage Festival is held annually from September 19 to October 4. (Image source / Hirō City Tourism Association)
The sight of the vivid red is truly unforgettable. (Image source / event-checker)
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Manjushage Festival
Dates: 2015/09/19 – 2015/10/04
Location: 25-2, Chikushino, Wajima City
Opening Hours: 09:00 – 16:30
Admission: 300 yen (free for junior high school students and younger)
Super cute! A sea of fluffy red blooms
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