Japan’s Largest Display Ever: 800 Varieties of Hydrangeas Bloom at Huis Ten Bosch
By MOOK Scenic Spots Family Travel & Lifestyle Network Editorial Team
As early summer arrives, hydrangeas burst into vibrant bloom. Huis Ten Bosch, boasting Japan’s most extensive collection of hydrangea varieties, is currently hosting its Hydrangea Festival, which kicked off today and runs until July 6—a one-month flower-viewing period that immerses visitors in a kingdom of blossoms.
Huis Ten Bosch’s month-long Hydrangea Festival began on June 6. (Photo credit: Huis Ten Bosch HUIS TEN BOSCH)
Up to 800 varieties of hydrangeas can be seen throughout the park. (Photo credit: Huis Ten Bosch HUIS TEN BOSCH)
Huis Ten Bosch offers different flowers to enjoy year-round, like a kingdom of blooms. From April’s dreamy pink carpet of shibazakura to May’s romantic roses, the park’s hydrangeas are now in season and...6th6e7Hydrangea Festival runs from6...until800...featuring Japan’s richest variety of hydrangeas—up to
varieties—bursting into color across the European-style grounds. This year, to celebrate the season, the park has introduced the Hydrangea Path, where visitors are surrounded by a breathtaking sea of blooms. At night, the flowers are illuminated, creating a magical, fairy-tale atmosphere. Don’t miss it. Additionally, the festival combines hydrangeas with live music performances at the “Hydrangea & Music Plaza,” where you can also enjoy meals crafted under the supervision of the park’s hotel chefs—dining surrounded by flowers and melodies.
A variety of hydrangeas bloom throughout the park. (Photo credit: Huis Ten Bosch HUIS TEN BOSCH)
The flowers take on a different look under night lighting. (Photo credit: Huis Ten Bosch HUIS TEN BOSCH)
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