Wisteria Tunnel - Japan

This is the Wisteria Tunnel in Japan.

"Wisteria (known as fuji in Japan) is said to be one of the archipelago's most ancient noted flowering trees, even being described in the collected poems of the Man'yōshū (Collection of Ten Thousand Leaves).

Noda fuji, a species native to Japan, comes in varieties named for their cascading trusses: Usubeni fuji (light pink), Murasaki fuji (purple), Naga fuji (long), Yae kokuryu (double-petaled black dragon), and Shiro fuji (white), which come into bloom in that order. Finally, a yellow variant of wisteria (known as Golden chain or Common laburnum; [Laburnum anagyroides]) - and widely considered difficult to grow in Japan - can also be enjoyed for over a month.
Three massive wisteria trellises extend for more than 1,000㎡, in addition to a large trellis of rare double-petaled wisteria, others suitably arranged as shrubs, an 80-meter tunnel of white and yellow wisteria, and some draped like a living screens, while the early evening sight of wisteria mirrored in the pond takes on an ethereal yet breathtaking beauty."

There are many kinds of wisteria trees; light pink wisteria, purple wisteria giant wisteria, white wisteria, double-petaled wisteria and yellow wisteria. 

In case you wanna go there here is the address: 607 Hasama Town, Ashikaga City, Tochigi Prefecture, 329-4216 Japan

I hope to go there one day, it´s an amazing kind of surreal place!

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