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Park must-sees: 60 Japanese wisterias from 12 different varieties, and peonies
The area around Mandaraji Temple, which was founded in the early 14 century, is maintained as a park and is a famous place for Japanese wisterias. About 60 wisterias representing 12 varieties ranging from early- to late-bloomers have been planted there, proudly come into splendid bloom from spring to early summer. A wisteria festival held from late April to early May, and there are various other events such as Yomemi Matsuri and a parade of seven Sengoku-period warlords connected with Konan. The 300 or so peonies all blooming at the same time are a sight to see.
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From Nagoya Station, take the Meitestu Inuyama Line. Alight at Kounan Station and take the Meitetsu bus. Alight at 'Mandaraji' stop and 2 minutes walk.
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