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Hydrangeas in Kazahaya Village (7)

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area

Chunan group

category

Nature and Scenery

season

Summer (June to August)

Shooting location

TsuCity

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Located on the banks of Kazahaya Pond TsuCity, within the Ise Onsen Golf Club, the users and staff of the social welfare corporation Seijukai and the facility for the disabled work together to prune, fertilize, weed, improve the soil, and maintain and operate the plum garden, wisteria trellis, and hydrangea garden. As the first flower garden in Japan to incorporate horticultural welfare, we are working to combine the environment and welfare. You can stroll around surrounded by the sounds of pheasants and Japanese bush warblers, making it an ideal place to stop by on your visit to Ise Shrine or take a lunch break.

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