Dahlia Hanachozu

Tokyo — Ueno Toshogu Botan Garden

A "hanachozu" (flower water basin) at Ueno Toshogu Botan Garden, Tokyo. Vibrant dahlias of crimson, rose, orange, white, blush, yellow and violet float in glorious abundance, each blossom showing a unique character like a painter's palette. Hanachozu is a uniquely Japanese cultural ritual where shrines float seasonal flowers in their purification basins as a gesture of beauty and healing — an autumn celebration captured in vivid color. Brings every day a flower-filled feeling.

Guide to this location: Ueno Toshogu Peony Garden ― Four Seasons of Flowers Beside a City Shrine

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