I went back, by train, to Hitachi Seaside Park…
…to see the magnificence change of the season made.
And no matter what color it currently is, dare I say again, it’s unbelievable!
It looks so magical. Like something out of a children’s book.
Of what is a theme park at the front is this hill carpeted with nemophilas in the back during springtime.
It looks so whoasome! One of the unique places to see in Japan.
There are other more flowers and gardens to look at.
It was a tour that took me here the first time. This second time I commuted on my own. It was a hassle but definitely worth the trip. I got there, and I felt relieved, relaxed and refreshed.
If you do plan to visit here, check their website first- http://en.hitachikaihin.jp/ – to get the right timing or best dates and whatever season you would like to see.
Click to see kochia hill during summer. –> Kochia Hill at Hitachi Seaside Park.
I am definitely planning to come here to see the whole area turn red in the fall.
Nemophila is nicknamed “baby blue eyes”.
Last Call…
The Sophomore Slump 
Wow and wow! The field filled with flowers looks stunning!
Truly out of the world it is! There is so much to see there…i guess going at the peak time is important!
Absolutely amazing!! Wow! Definitely worth a return trip. I love the group of white flowers with the lone blue bloom in the middle:) Thanks so much for beautiful photos.
What a great post and great photos, Rommel! I love those gorgeous blue flowers. Thanks for sharing! 🙂
It looks so different with the blue flowers in bloom, truly stunning! :o)
Love the shot of the little girl amongst the flowers Rommel!
I want to re-enact the girl among the flowers only it would be me running happily through a field of beer.
The same kind of beauty as bluebonnets in Texas and lupines in Maine.
And I thought I had seen some awesome wildflowers in my travels. They just don’t compare to this! Your eye for photography never ceases to amaze me Rommel. Love all your photos, especially that of the little girl running through the flowers and the one blue flower among all the white.
It certainly looks like a fun place to visit.
Beautiful! Thank you sooooo much for sharing these photos with their wonderful colors and spectacle!
Fantastic photos of an amazing scene! These are so beautiful – in both seasons. Very glad you went back for your readers’ sakes!
Oh Rommel this is such a stunning place, I’ll never get to go there so thank you. I’m already looking forward to your next visit!
Gorgeous!
Absolutely magnificent!
Peta
WoW! super wow! and they have more flowers this time!
Ah, Spring color! 💐 -Oscar
Awesome. And the photos too.
Sigh. I am speechless. Thank You.
Beautiful…
PS:You might know that the name nemophila is a word of Greek origin and it means : they love the wind(s) 🙂
This blue meadows seem almost surreal.