@@luxuriousfirevery country has a negative side. japan is usually associated as a positive connotation and South africa is associated as a negative connotation. both countries has its negatives and positives.
The garden is remarkably beautiful. At the same time I couldn't stop thinking about the discipline of visitors who sincerely appreciate the beauty without transgressing the boundaries, just for a selfie.
They love mother earth. I really appreciate Japanese people , they are so hardworking and innovative . Doing research for wellbeing of life. Love from India.
Японцы - удивительный народ! Так ценен каждый клочок земли для проживания, и столько простора цветущих полей, садов и парков! Спасибо за эту красоту и любовь к Земле!
@@angelinaacosta7332 В одно окно смотрели двое, один увидел дождь и грязь, другой - листвы зелёной вязь, весну и небо голубое... Да, мы живём в мире дуальноси, одни видят красоту, другие акцентируют внимание на негативе. Всё дело в выборе человека, его умении или неумении наслождаться жизнью.
@@user-ru9gd6rj3m У них тоже этого хватает. У них один выходной и молодёжь тоже отрывается. Это туристы любуются. Мне их сакура нравится, когда цветёт розовые сады. А что они ко всему относятся очень бережно . То это да. Мне кажется если бы и мы попали в такую среду то и мы берегли бы всё. А как живём мы вкруговую в ср.....ке то тут хоть расшибись, без помощи государства ничего не получится. Там службы все работают добросовестно и честно, попробуй укради, без пальцев, рук, а там и без головы останешся.
A perfect spring day!....not a cloud in the sky...endless blue flowers left & right....wish I was there to enjoy this wondrous beautiful natural site! But for now, will enjoy this video.
Blue is always my favorite color because it's so peaceful whenever you look at it. And this blue park is heaven on earth for me. So wonderful. Thank you for recorded it.
Woowwwwwwww❤️❤️ I am just speechless....I think japan is the only country where every season is exposed so brightly like..in our country no difference between seasons but japan like how lucky the people who live there..how beautifully they maintain the beauty❤️ I wish I could visit the country in my life😭.....how beautiful the country is!!!
Сказочное зрелище! Поражает здесь все - количество цветов, их буйное цветение, палитра красок - всё здесь сделано для того, чтобы любой желающий насладиться природными красотами мог это сделать... Спасибо вам за это замечательное видео - за возможность вместе с ценящими красоту японцами совершить неспешную прогулку, за возможность в полной мере насладиться увиденным. Ваши видео - откровение для нас. СПАСИБО!!!
The "ocean" with the beautiful blue flowers are really gorgeous. The only ocean that is still clean, but so is the rest of the "keukenhof". The tulips, the daffodilles, beautiful. I would love to visit Japan in the future, it is a beautiful Island with a great variety of nature. Greetings from the Netherlands.
Голубые цветы - гигантские незабудки или нечто эндемичное? Впечатляет. А, это фацелия называется. Сурепка в букетах долго стоит. Но очень насыщенный аромат. Как у магнолий. Сколько километров можно пройти среди эти цветущий полей и не заметить? Браво, Япония!
Um povo que ama a natureza e usa com sabedoria o que ela pôde proporcionar, recebe essa explosão de beleza ! Obrigada por compartilhar com a gente! 👋👋👋👋❤️
Beautiful blue flower scenery! From a distance, it seems to be a vast blue ocean. I feel very comfortable seeing it. Spring in Japan, the scenery is really beautiful. This is a very beautiful place. Thank you for your wonderful video.
I supposed to go to Japan in 2020. Your videos were my inspiration when I made destinations list. But unfortunately, pandemic hit the world & Indonesia (where I live) is one of the most affected country. I hardly cancelled my Japan trip. 🥺 I was disappointed back then, but I believe that there will be a better chance in the future. For now, I’m happy enough watching your park visiting videos while daydreaming about it. Thank you for giving us great contents. Keep inspiring ✨
It's native to California and other West Coast states in the US, where it flowers in the cool spring, then sets seed and dies in the summer drought and heat. Japanese plant breeders have selected seed grown stains for better and longer flower production and vigor. They have done the same with Prairie Gentian (Eustoma grandiflora) another native US wildflower that they have bred in double flowered forms for the cut flower and garden trade as Lisianthus.
@@amritapritam2891 No. Japanese plant breeders have extended the blooming season of Nemophila, so they start blooming earlier in late winter and early spring and stop blooming later in late spring, and also produce more flowers on larger more spreading plants than wild Nemophila. These Japanese bred Nemophila still die when it gets hot. In this park, they are then removed and replaced with summer blooming plants and Burning Bushes (which look like pale slightly yellowish green conifers during the summer and turn bright pinkish red to bright red in the autumn). Nemophila's lifecycle is adapted to three things: daylength, rainfall, and temperature. In its' natural wild habit, rainfall occurs mostly during the cool but not very cold winter months, when days are shortest. This is the main growth period for Nemophila plants. In the late winter and spring, rainfall declines, and daylength increases, but temperatures at night are still cool. This is when Nemophila flowers. Towards late spring, the plant stops flowering and ripens its' seeds, then dies in summer, when their is no rain, and temperatures and daylength are greatest. The seeds don't sprout in the summer because there is no rain and the heat of the sun also keeps them from sprouting. In autumn, as rains start to resume, days get shorter, and temperatures start to drop, the seeds sprout. Because the winters in Nemophila's natural habitat are not very cold, the plants from these seeds continue to grow whenever temperatures are above freezing. Meteorologists refer to this type of climate - cool but not very cold, rainy winters, dry, very warm, rainless summers - as a "Mediterranean climate", because it is what the climate is like in most of the countries of Southern Europe bordering on the Mediterranean Sea. This climate is also typical of our US West Coast, and coastal South Africa (which is in the Southern hemisphere, so their seasons by month are the opposite of ours).
@@amritapritam2891 RU-vid removes my comments with external links to photos. A search for images of "Nemophila California" will show you the difference between wild and Japanese bred Nemophila when both are in full bloom. The Japanese bred plants produce a much denser display of larger, rounder, deeper blue, more closely spaced flowers.
А на наших полях растет борщевик. А если бы из наших граждан кто то попросил разрешения вот так посеять или выращивать цветы не разрешили бы.Борщевик это народное достояние.Японцы просто со знаком качества народ.Спасибо за все красивое что вы создаёте.💖👍☺️
What a beautiful tulip garden park! So colorful and vibrant that there seems to be music played by the birds singing and the breeze around the flowers. Thanks much again for showing such vibrancy.
Japanese are so kakiemoi. Means they do everything with love and in detail way. Even if they grow a tress they will keep working on it till it grows beautifully they are so focused and do keenly. Unlike we we do not focus in anything we do just rough and tough that's it😂
