The Mushi-iya Valley Mitsumata Colony in Aki-takatashi, Hiroshima Prefecture, is a breathtakingly beautiful spot where fields of bright yellow Mitsumata flowers bloom in spring.
Originally planted as a source of material for washi (traditional Japanese paper), the Mitsumata plants have now spread throughout the valley, captivating visitors with their beauty.
The Mitsumata flowers are at their peak from late March to early April, filling the air with a sweet fragrance and a palpable sense of spring.
Because the flowers bloom facing downwards, you can leisurely stroll through the colony, taking your time to admire their delicate charm.
As a plant historically used to make washi paper, the Mitsumata offer a glimpse into the deep connection between people and nature throughout history.
Well-maintained walking paths throughout the colony make it easily accessible to everyone. Strolling along these paths, you'll be surrounded by the sweet scent of Mitsumata blossoms, providing a relaxing experience for both body and mind.
Bathed in sunlight, the Mitsumata flowers shimmer and shine, captivating the hearts of all who witness their beauty.
Mushi-iya Valley Mitsumata Colony is a highly recommended spring destination. Come experience the splendor of these magnificent flowers!
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