Nature · 自然
A hill on the city’s northern edge with one of Japan’s largest katakuri colonies.[4]
I’ll take the photos. You enjoy the view!はいチーズ！
Don’t forget the stamp for this place, further down the page!スタンプを押してね！Hours and prices change, so check before you go. I always do!お出かけ前に確認を！Tosshōzan is a hill on Asahikawa’s northern edge, home to one of Japan’s largest colonies of katakuri, a small purple lily that blooms in spring.[4]
It is in Higashi-Takasu, the northern district, which joined the city in 1971 as the last of the mergers.[4][13][1]
Spring, when the katakuri bloom[4]
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One of Hokkaido’s largest wild katakuri fields, open only from mid-April to early May.
Photo: Asahikawa City
A garden on the Hokkaido Garden Route, and a hill that looks out over the Daisetsuzan.
Photo: HOKKAIDO LOVE! (Hokkaido Tourism Organization)
