By the MOOK Scenic Spots Editorial Department
June is the season when hydrangeas bloom in Japan, their blossoms bursting forth like colorful balls, creating a dense, explosion-like spectacle that’s an unmissable summer flower sea view. Located in Kamakura, Meigetsu-in is also known as the “Hydrangea Temple” and is a famous flower-viewing spot in Kanagawa. Around mid-June, approximately 2,500 hydrangea plants burst into brilliant bloom.
Kamakura Hydrangea Temple (Photo / KKR Kamakura Wakamiya Hotel)
Around mid-June, approximately 2,500 hydrangea plants burst into brilliant bloom (Photo / KKR Kamakura Wakamiya Hotel)
Meigetsu-in is said to be over 800 years old. Every year during Japan’s rainy season in June and July, thousands of hydrangea flowers in the temple grounds come into bloom, forming a beautiful sea of flowers in various colors, with peak blooming occurring around mid-June.
(Photo / Gurunavi)
(Photo / KKR Kamakura Wakamiya Hotel)
(Photo / Wikipedia)
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