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200-Year-Old Wisteria Begins to Bloom at Taiganji Temple in Kameyama; Wisteria Festival to Be Held From the 22nd in Mie Prefecture.
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[Kameyama] At Taiganji Temple, also known as "Fuji no Tera" (Wisteria Temple), in Sumiyama-cho, Kameyama City, Mie Prefecture (Chief Priest: Kanbi Kobayashi), famous for its approximately 200-year-old wisteria tree, the purple wisteria blossoms hanging from the trellis have begun to bloom again this year. Visitors can enjoy the full bloom of the wisteria from late April through the Golden Week holidays in May. From April 22 to May 3, the temple …
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