花と歴史の郷 蛇の鼻, Traditional Japanese garden in Motomiya, Japan.
Hana to Rekishi no Sato Hebi no Hana is a Japanese garden featuring a central pond surrounded by hundreds of maple trees across its grounds. The site displays seasonal flowers including tulips, wisteria, peonies, and water lilies arranged throughout different areas.
The garden was established in 1899 by a wealthy farmer and politician named Ito Ya along with his father Ito Nobori. The site later received its current name and evolved into a place blending history with natural surroundings.
The name reflects a local legend where arrows once looked like flowers during an ancient battle. This connection between mythology and nature shapes how visitors understand the place today.
The garden is best visited during its blooming seasons when flowers and trees are at their peak. Sturdy walking shoes are recommended as you navigate paths and varying elevation levels throughout the grounds.
An adjacent building holds intricate wooden carvings and wall paintings created over many years by skilled artisans. These works represent a level of craftsmanship rarely seen elsewhere and offer a glimpse into artistic techniques from that era.
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