Each and every flower in Japan represents something special. No matter the season, the time of the year or the prefecture in Japan, you seem to be able to find different flowers at every turn. Hydrangeas in Japan are so gorgeous and there are beautiful spots around the country to find these seasonal flowers. To help you experience Japanese hydrangeas to the fullest. Let’s have a look at hydrangea in Japan, and when and where to see hydrangeas.

Find out all about the different flowers in Japan you can enjoy throughout the year here. Check out what, when and where to see these flowers here: Cherry Blossoms, Tulips, Azaleas, Roses, Poppies, Salvia, Hydrangea, Iris, Lavender, Indian Lotus, Sunflowers, Ume and Moss phlox.

What are Hydrangeas?

Hydrangea, often known as hortensia, is a flowering plant genus with over 75 species native to Asia and the Americas. Eastern Asia, particularly China, Korea, and Japan, has by far the most species diversity.

The majority are 1–3 m tall shrubs, but some are small trees, and some are lianas that climb up trees to reach heights of up to 30 m. They can be deciduous or evergreen, though the temperate species that are frequently farmed are all deciduous.

When to see hydrangeas in Japan? 

The best time to see hydrangeas in Japan depends on the location and the exact area, but generally, you can see hydrangeas in Japan around early May to early June. 

Where to see Hydrangeas in Japan?

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What do you think about these flowers in Japan? There are so many different colours, shapes, types, and sizes of flowers, no matter which season you decide to visit Japan, you will surely be able to find gorgeous Japanese flowers to enjoy!

Find out all about the different flowers in Japan you can enjoy throughout the year here. Check out what, when and where to see these flowers here: Cherry Blossoms, Tulips, Azaleas, Roses, Poppies, Salvia, Hydrangea, Iris, Lavender, Indian Lotus, Sunflowers, Ume and Moss phlox.