2010-04-28

Nezu Shrine: April 25, 2010


Cherry blossom season has just finished.

Now, it is time for azalea.


I visited Nezu Shrine in Bunkyo ward, about 5 km north from the Imperial Palace.




The Shrine is famous for its azalea garden. They held “Azalea Festival” when I visited there.


There are about 3000 azalea trees in the shrine. They have flowers of various colors – white, pink, red, purple, white/pink blend, etc. It was so beautiful.

There were open-air stalls of foods, sweets and daily commodities. I also found a goldfish scooping stall.

People were enjoying the festival.

The shrine was built by the Shogun family in the Edo era.

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