【Beautiful Wisteria Landscapes】 Visitors can enjoy different styles of wisteria at three famous locations: Kuroki Great Wisteria, Nakayama Great Wisteria, and Kawachi Wisteria Garden. The vast wisteria trellis at Kuroki and the wisteria arch over the stone bridge at Nakayama are particularly impressive.

【Historical Value】 The Kuroki Great Wisteria is a nationally designated natural monument, while the Nakayama Great Wisteria is designated as a natural monument of Fukuoka Prefecture. This tour offers an experience that combines history and nature.

【Expert English Guide】 Enjoy the company of a knowledgeable English-speaking guide throughout the tour, providing insights into the history, culture, and significance of each location.

【The Great Wisteria of Kuroki 】 The Great Wisteria of Kuroki, located at Susanoo Shrine in Yame City, Fukuoka Prefecture, is a nationally designated natural monument with a history of over 630 years. Spanning a vast 3,000-square-meter trellis, it reaches peak bloom from mid to late April, showcasing stunning cascades of pale purple flowers. The wisteria has survived wars and disasters, symbolizing resilience and beauty. During the blooming season, nighttime illuminations create a magical atmosphere, making it one of Japan's most iconic wisteria viewing spots. Visitors can enjoy the sweet fragrance and breathtaking sight of this historic treasure.

【The Great Wisteria of Nakayama】 The Great Wisteria of Nakayama is a 300-year-old natural monument at Nakayama Kumano Shrine in Yanagawa City, Fukuoka. Blooming in mid to late April, it features a stunning wisteria arch over the shrine's stone bridge. Originating from Edo-period Osaka, it's now cared for by a local society. The annual Nakayama Great Wisteria Festival in April offers nighttime illuminations, local products, and events, drawing many visitors to enjoy the fragrant, purple canopy.

【Kawachi Wisteria Garden】 Kawachi Wisteria Garden in Kitakyushu City, Fukuoka, is a private garden spanning 3,000 square meters with 22 varieties of wisteria. Famous for its two tunnels (80 and 110 meters) and a vast wisteria trellis, it reaches peak bloom from late April to mid-May. Opened in 1977, it gained global recognition in 2015 when CNN named it one of "Japan's 31 most beautiful places." Advance reservations are required during the season, where visitors can enjoy a stunning landscape filled with fragrant, colorful wisteria.