Tokushima Botanical Garden

In the upper plaza, cherry blossoms are in full bloom in spring. I go here to enjoy the changes that occur with the seasons. From late February to early March, you can see early-blooming Hachisuka cherry blossoms lit up at night on the south side of the lawn square. It's perfect for a walk, and there are all kinds of trails, so you can walk while observing the greenery.

This is a botanical garden next to Tokushima Zoo. Parking is free and you can relax. There are seating areas located throughout the park, so you can take a rest with a nice view. I went in June, and as I walked towards the top, there were lots of hydrangeas. I'm looking forward to the rainy season because it looks like it's still going to bloom. I think walking is also a good source of exercise. This time I went for a walk with my dog, but he was also feeling tired. Don't forget to drink water.

Flowers are blooming, but if the timing is even a little off, nothing in particular, including flowers, will disappear. It will be over soon due to rain

I go here often because I can relax in nature! You can walk to the top and see hydrangeas and cherry blossoms, and at the bottom you can see beautifully maintained flowers that are soothing 𓂃𓈒𓏸︎︎︎︎ 🕊

A pleasant place for a walk. There are many ways to walk, from a course for building physical strength to a course for relieving sadness. P.S.: When I went on a Saturday, it seemed like there was an event (garden pruning) the next day, so there were a lot of tents lined up. The flower exhibits were lined up and very beautiful. This time I walked the short course for less than 2km and felt refreshed. It's a really good spot for some light exercise.