Overview
Red spider lilies on the bank of the Tsuya River in Kaizu, at their best from mid to late September.
About this place
A famous spot where, along 3 km of the embankment of the Tsuya River in Tsuya, Nanno-cho, Kaizu, Gifu Prefecture, spider lilies said to number 100,000 bloom. At their best from mid to late September to early October, with a view of the majestic foot of the Yoro Mountains. The parking lot has about 70 spaces, and a cooperation fee of 500 yen for conserving the spider lilies is charged.
Source kankou-gifu.jp ↗Verification notes
Best viewed from mid-to-late September to early October.
Source kankou-gifu.jp ↗Official website
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Source city.kaizu.lg.jp ↗Before you go
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