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On the 12th, approximately 2 million sunflowers reached their peak bloom at "Himawari no Sato," one of Japan's largest sunflower fields, covering about 23 hectares in Hokuryu Town, Hokkaido. Tourists enjoyed the sight of the large yellow flowers shining brightly on the hillside under a clear blue sky.
According to the town, a local agricultural cooperative employee started the field in 1979.
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On the 12th, approximately 2 million sunflowers reached their peak bloom at "Himawari no Sato," one of Japan's largest sunflower fields, covering about 23 hectares in Hokuryu Town, Hokkaido. Tourists enjoyed the sight of the large yellow flowers shining brightly on the hillside under a clear blue sky.
According to the town, a local agricultural cooperative employee started the field in 1979.