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A colony of dogtooth violets at Akiyamago in Tsunan, the flowers running as far as you can see.
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A colony of dogtooth violets in the Migura district of Akiyamago, Tsunan, Niigata Prefecture. Dogtooth violets continue as far as the eye can see, and the area has a trekking course where you can also enjoy a group of giant horse chestnut trees. It is usually at its best from late April to early May. Admission is free, and the parking lot has 30 spaces for standard cars.
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