[You can still see nemophila in Tokyo! There are plenty of photogenic spots]

I came here before when the tulips🌷 were beautiful, but this time I came again because I wanted to see the nemophila😊 As expected, the tulip fields were covered with only grass🌱, which made me feel a little sad, but I'm planning to come again next year, so I'm fine💮 When I arrived at the "Flower Hill" where you can see the nemophila, all I could say were "beautiful😍", "wide", and "blue". I was able to enjoy the nemophila over a much wider area than I expected, and there were doors🚪, swings, boats🚣, and station signs🚉 set up in various places, so I was able to take some great photos. And just when I thought I'd finished with the nemophila, they were holding a "Bouquet Garden💐" at "Minna no Harappa" where 18 varieties of colorful flowers were blooming randomly. I wondered if these random flowers were meant to resemble bouquets? Here too, the tracks🛤️ were laid and doors🚪 were installed, so I took a lot of cool photos📸 The nemophila flowers in the bouquet garden were blooming beautifully and vividly, so I think you can take photos in a beautiful state until around this weekend, so if you have time, please go to the National Showa Memorial Park⛲️ 🉐Special offer: Entry is free on Sunday, May 12th, so I recommend taking advantage of this opportunity😊 [National Showa Memorial Park]📍3173 Midori-cho, Tachikawa-shi, Tokyo 190-0014⏰Monday-Friday 9:30-17:00 Saturday-Sunday 9:30-18:00☎️042-528-1751 #National Showa Memorial Park #showakinenpark #TokyoTachikawa #Nemophila #ParkDate #Flowers