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Every year, Yunlin County’s Dapu Township presents innovative and memorable flower sea activities. This year, the Yunlin County Government has teamed up with the Dapu Township Farmers’ Association to create a beautiful flower sea in the Hesheili community, set to debut on Valentine’s Day, February 14. Themed “2015 Love for Yunlin – Hokkaido Style,” the event combines local specialties and features six themed zones under the concept of “Secret Recipes for Happiness.” These are enhanced with installation art such as torii gates and cherry blossom trees, evoking a strong Japanese ambiance.
The 2015 Yunlin Flower Sea Festival is themed “Love for Yunlin – Hokkaido Style,” offering a floral celebration full of Japanese charm. (Photo provided by Yunlin County Dapu Township Farmers’ Association)
This year’s Yunlin Flower Sea Festival introduces even more creative designs, featuring six themed zones: “Flavor for Warding Off Evil – Garlic,” “Flavor of the Lucky Star – Star Fruit,” “Flavor Guarded by Sunlight – Sunflowers,” “Flavor of Joyful Seeds – Cosmos Flowers,” “Sweet Flavor in Every Grain – Rice,” and “Flavor of Love for Dapu – Dapu Flower Sea.” Guided by the Flower God, visitors can experience these “Secret Recipes for Happiness,” sampling local cuisine and taking part in creative activities.
A massive Dapu-style torii gate creates a rich Japanese atmosphere. (Photo provided by Yunlin County Dapu Township Farmers’ Association)
Different exhibition areas are designed with the concept of omamori (Japanese amulets). (Photo provided by Yunlin County Dapu Township Farmers’ Association)
“Sweet Flavor in Every Grain” omamori for good fortune in love. (Photo provided by Yunlin County Dapu Township Farmers’ Association)
Each year, the Yunlin County Government holds flower sea festivals with different themes. Pictured is the 2013 Hesheili flower sea. (Photo source / Yunlin County Government)
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