Hitachi Seaside Park is a public park located in Hitachinaka, Ibaraki, Japan. The park covers an area of 350 hectares and is known for its breathtaking flower gardens and natural beauty.

Head up to Ibaraki's Hitachi Seaside Park from mid-April to early May and see a whopping 5.3 million 'baby blue eyes' – also known as nemophila – flowers in full bloom.

While Hitachi Seaside Park may currently be a utopia of stunning flora, it used to be a site of destruction. Nemophila flowers are in bloom at Hitachi Seaside Park on April 16, 2020.

Photo: Fukamiyoga/Dreamstime A stock photo of Hitachi Seaside Park in summer. During summer, the bushes are in a fresh, vibrant green colour, but come autumn, they'll turn brilliant red.

While Ibaraki is two prefecture over from Tokyo (with Saitama separating them), Hitachi Seaside Park is actually a doable day trip from the capital. Express trains will get you from Tokyo Station to ...

Less than two hours from Tokyo, the Hitachi Seaside Park is a palette of colors, changing from one season to another, making it an all-year-round paradise. In the spring, these baby-blue flowers ...

Hitachi Park is nestled by the seaside in Japan. Every few months, the rolling hills of the park erupt with an entirely new set of nemophila blooms that will basically make you want to buy a one ...

1 People walk in a field of fireweed, or Kochia scoparia, at the Hitachi Seaside Park in Hitachinaka, Japan.Fireweed is a grass bush that takes on a bright red color in autumn.

Because of that, the sakura re now gone from Japan’s eastern Kanto region (which includes Tokyo), but if you’re feeling blue about that, there’s an amazing azure pick-me-up waiting for nature lovers ...