[Tokyo] Hitachi Seaside Park Flower Field & Oarai Isosaki Shrine Sea Torii Gate & Nakaminato Seafood Market Day Trip

• ? Meet and depart at Tokyo Station｜Comfortable bus travel, say goodbye to traffic troubles
• ? Yubiki Kannon (Rakuhoji Temple)｜Thousand-year-old temple × hydrangea holy land, spiritual mountains and forests, flowers blooming in all seasons, accompanied by peacocks, feel the perfect fusion of natural tranquility and soul
• ? Oarai Shrine (Kamiiso Torii)｜Photographing beautiful sea views, a pilgrimage site for anime fans, the sacred Torii in the waves is amazing
• ? Nakaminato Seafood Market｜Foodie paradise! Oysters, sea urchins, crab meat rice bowls are available for you to choose
• ? Hitachi Seaside Park｜Seasonal fantasy flower sea, check in Japan's four seasons beautiful attractions, spring has white butterfly flowers, autumn enjoys broom grass
• ?️ Full Chinese/English guide｜Easy to play without getting lost, cross-cultural travel is more secure
• ? Round trip on the same day, easy journey without pressure

**Hitachi Seaside Park** A kaleidoscope of seasonal flowers: March welcomes spring with daffodils; from mid-April to early May, 5.3 million nemophila and tulips bloom in full glory; July and August offer stunning sunflower displays; from late September to early October, Miharashi Hill blazes with crimson Kochia scoparia; mid-October adds cosmos and chrysanthemums to the autumnal palette; and from December to February, winter showcases daffodils, plum blossoms, and zodiac-themed flower art. With seasonal highlights year-round, the park is an exceptional choice for flower viewing and nature walks! (Flowering periods and colors of plants vary depending on the season each year, subject to the actual conditions on the day!) **Yakuou-in Temple** Yakuou-in Temple is renowned for its hydrangea displays in early summer. The "Hydrangea Festival" is held annually from mid-June to mid-July, during which approximately 5,000 hydrangea plants of about 100 varieties bloom within the temple grounds and mountains. Their vibra