We visited Rose Festival held at Hanaasobi in Aso City on May 20, 2016. The influence of Kumamoto Earthquake was not so large here, and therefore, it was opened. This garden in the dome is just like an English Rose Garden. Rose flowers are in full bloom now. The shop clerk said that the number of the rose flower in full bloom is record high this year ever since Hanaasobi was founded.
On our way home, I took photograps of Five main mountains that composes Aso-San from the road crossing rice fields. These component mountains are called Takadake (高岳, たかだけ, 1592 m), Nakadake (中岳, なかだけ, 1506 m), Nekodake (根子岳, ねこだけ, 1433 m), Eboshidake (烏帽子岳, えぼしだけ, 1337 m, Kishimadake (杵島岳, きしまだけ, 1326 m). These mountains are just like Nehanzo, that is, an image of the Buddha immediately after his death.
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Rose Festival of English Rose Garden-style Dome “Hana-Aso-Bi.”
May 20 14:15
Hanaasobi is open
May 20 14:15
Entrance of Hanaasobi
May 20 13:05
Leaves are beautiful. A buffet was not open due to the effect of Kumamoto Earthquake
May 20 14:14
The English-style Rose Garden is in the dome
May 20 13:08
Entrance fee was 500 yen per one adult
May 20 13:08
Hanaasobi Rose Garden
May 20 13:53
Entrance of the dome of Haasobi English Rose Garden
May 20 13:46
Roses are in full bloom (1)
May 20 13:46
Roses are in full bloom (2)
May 20 13:46
Roses are in full bloom (3)
May 20 13:51
Roses are in full bloom (4)
May 20 13:51
Roses are in full bloom (5)
May 20 14:25
A series of Aso San is just like Nehanzo
May 20 14:25
Nekodake
May 20 14:25
Takadake
May 20 14:25
Kishimadake
