The flowers that bloom after the rainy season are already blooming near Ito-Yokado.
(Photos and information provided by Iroha, a Nishitsu supporter. Thank you!)
Here they are ↓
(Photographed on May 20)
So prettyyy♪
They’re called tachiaoi (hollyhocks). Even though they’re not blue at all.
Actually, these flowers
are said to usually start blooming around the rainy season in June, and by the time the flowers at the tip bloom, the rainy season is over.
But as of May 20, they were already two-thirds in bloom.
Here’s the map ↓
The address is around Edagawa Ichinohashi, 10 Koshien Kyubancho, Nishinomiya City, Hyogo Prefecture.
They’re blooming along the river across Rinko Line from Ito-Yokado.
May 24 (before the rainy season started) ↓
(Photographed on May 24)
They’re supposed to bloom when the rainy season ends, but
the flowers at the very top were already blooming
The rainy season started on May 29, though…
(Photographed on May 24)
Some plants still had a lot of buds, but overall they already looked like they might wilt from the heat.
The seasons in Nishinomiya are moving way too fast.
*Iroha, Nishitsu supporter, thank you for the information!!
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