Maiko no Fuji (Maiko Wisteria)

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Maiko no Fuji (Maiko Wisteria) is a very beautiful and romantic wisteria scenic spot gracefully hanging wonderful purple flower clusters in spring, charming visiting people. The space wrapped in sweet scent gently heals the visiting traveler's mind and body from the depths. Completely away from digital urban busyness, the time spent in this beautiful nature brings new vitality and peace to the soul. Feeling Iwate's great nature and its blessings is a very luxurious, heart-enriching, intellectual, and special moment for travelers. Please spend your best holiday in peace, letting nature and harmony become a supreme experience.

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[4K]舞妓の藤 | 岩手･盛岡観光情報（Morioka･Iwate）

[4K]舞妓の藤 | 岩手･盛岡観光情報（Morioka･Iwate）

Hotel Ace Morioka

Maiko no Fuji (Maiko Wisteria)

Address
1-11-11 Kagano, Morioka City, Iwate Prefecture
Website
https://hellomorioka.jp/
Operator
Morioka Tourism & Convention Association

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