Tenpaku Park 天白公園

Official explanation

Hundreds of Azaleas

This park contains 400 azaleas in six varieties that flower from mid to late April. Among them is Nagiso mitsuba tsutsuji, a rare variety unique to this region. The park was designated a natural monument in 1975; the Nagiso mitsuba tsutsuji was designated the official flower of Nagiso in 1990.

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The park offers magnificent views northeast up the valley to the nearly 3,000-meter-high Kiso Mountains, down the valley to the Momosuke Bridge, and across the valley to the 1,676-meter Mt. Nagisodake.

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