Lily (Yuri)
With slender stems and large flowers, "Yuri", the Japanese name for lily, is said to have come from the verb "yuru", meaning to sway, as a lily does naturally in the breeze.
In Japan, lilies are in abundance and are known to have high ornamental value. Describing a woman's beauty, there is even this Japanese saying, "She sits and stands a peony and walks a lily".
| Peak viewing season |
Mid-June to early July |
|---|---|
| Flower meaning |
"Purity", "dignity" (white lily) |
*The best time to see the flowers may vary depending on the weather conditions.
Flower Walk spots
Tokorozawa Lily Garden
This garden showcases 50 varieties and approximately 450,000 lilies on a large site. In fresh air in the midst of a forest, you can spend a relaxing time viewing an expanse of lilies.
Early summer surrounded by nature in Tokorozawa's Ahha no Mori forest is a great time to enjoy the outdoors.
| Address |
2227 Kami-Yamaguchi, Tokorozawa-shi, Saitama |
|---|---|
| Access |
3-minute walk from Seibukyūjō-mae Station |
| TEL |
04-2922-1370 (late May to mid-July only) |
