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Kochia plant seasonal displays in Japan

Overview

Seasonal Kochia plant displays are attracting attention across various Japanese locations as they transition into autumn colors. In Niigata Prefecture, the ‘Kochia no Sato’ in Murakami City has gained social media popularity, featuring approximately 250 plants that have turned bright red and been decorated with eyes by the Iwafune Hanabatake Project.

In Osaka, the Expo ’70 Commemorative Park is showcasing vibrant red Kochia alongside pink Muhlenbergia capillaris and various cosmos species. Meanwhile, at Hitachi Seaside Park, approximately 40,000 Kochia plants at the ‘Miharashi no Oka’ hill have reached their peak coloring, displaying a gradient of deep red and amber hues. Following the autumn display, some plants are dried for winter ground art installations before being removed in early November to prepare for Nemophila planting.

Entities

Hitachi Seaside Park · Niigata · Iwafune Hanabatake Project · Expo '70 Commemorative Park

Timeline

  1. [CULTURE] 2 sources
    Hitachi Seaside Park Kochia plants reach peak autumn colors

    About 40,000 Kochia plants at Hitachi Seaside Park are displaying peak red and amber autumn colors, creating a seasonal gradient through late October.

  2. [CULTURE] 2 sources
    Kochia plants attract attention with autumn colors in Japan

    Kochia plants turning bright red are drawing crowds and social media attention in Niigata's Iwafune district and at Osaka's Expo '70 Commemorative Park.

Sources

fnn.jp · jugem.jp · prtimes.jp