Shibukawa Azalea Park

The flowering was faster than usual

Original Text

A park on a hill where you can see the natural monument "Shibukawa azalea". It is a light mountain hiking course of about 15 minutes, and canes are also prepared at the entrance. When I climbed, there was a walking path where the tall red and purple azaleas bloom. It seems that the flowering was a little earlier than usual, and it had already passed the peak. It is convenient to use the free section of Sanen Minami Shindo (Hamamatsu Inasa Kita-Terano Shibukawa Interchange).

Shibukawa Tsutsuji Festival

Original Text

Shibukawa azaleas grow naturally in a park on a small mountain. It takes about １０～１５ on foot from the entrance of the park, but from the middle you can climb ３００Ｍ from the entrance on a slightly steep staircase, but you can borrow a cane of the cherry blossoms. Shibukawa azaleas have leaves ３ flowers ３ light ｣ pink azaleas. You can also see the scenery of the mountain village from the middle of the stone steps. The parking lot is a little far away, but it seems that you can park on the road near the entrance on weekdays.

Azaleas are in full bloom.

Original Text

The Azalea Festival is being held, so I visited on a bus tour. The bus stops near the entrance and climbs the mountain on foot. The Shibukawa azalea community, which grows naturally in the Shibukawa area, is said to be a natural monument designated by Shizuoka Prefecture. Bright red and purple flowers bloom. The park is on a small mountain. The stairs are well maintained, but they climb quite a bit. There is a cane at the entrance and you can use it for free. At the foot, I went to the store because there was a product exhibition, but there was a small shop in the tent, and the local was ...