A winding dirt path traverses a sprawling field of blooming cosmos flowers (Cosmos bipinnatus) at Nokonoshima Island Park. In Japan, these blossoms are referred to as ‘akizakura’ or ‘autumn cherry blossoms’ because their delicate petals resemble cherry blossoms; the park’s elevated position provides a dramatic backdrop for this seasonal display, which attracts thousands of visitors annually.
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