[Osaka Prefecture] Japan's Three Greatest Wisterias

📍Osaka Noda Wisteria, one of Japan's three most famous wisterias It is one of Japan's three most famous wisterias, along with Ushijima's Wisteria (Kasukabe City, Saitama Prefecture) and Kasugano's Wisteria (Kasuga Taisha Shrine, Nara). Noda Wisteria is said to have originated in the area of ​​Noda, Fukushima Ward, Osaka City, where wisteria trellises are dotted. During the Edo period, Noda Wisteria (Osaka) was so popular that it became one of the three most famous sights, along with Yoshino's Cherry Blossoms (Nara Prefecture) and Takao's Autumn Leaves (Kyoto Prefecture). The wisteria trellis we visited this time is compact, but close to the station, so it's easy to access. It's also easy to access from Umeda, so you can enjoy it along with sightseeing and outings. _ _ _ _ _ ⚫︎Access 10 minutes walk from Noda Hanshin Station Ebi-Koto Park _ _ _ _ _ The flowering period is short, so now is the best time to see them, so be sure to use this as a reference for your outings 🔖 #0 yen trip