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Hydrangea in Daishi Village (6)

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area

Chunan group

category

Nature and Scenery

season

Summer (June to August)

Shooting location

Taki Town TakiTown

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As part of the "Hometown Water and Soil Conservation Activities" and "Regional Water Function Improvement Activities," local residents (volunteers) and the Improvement District have cooperated to carry out the "Hydrangea Full Campaign" with the goal of "making hydrangeas bloom all over the village, planting them along the Tachibai Waterway (about 20 km) to create a distinctive landscape." More than 20,000 hydrangeas have been planted.

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