Awaji dream stage greenhouse
It is the Kisekinohoshino vegetable hall made using the pavilion of the hall site of the Awaji dream stage and a Japan flora.
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The Kisekinohoshino vegetable hall is managed now in the form where one of the greenhouse pavilions of the hall site of the exposition Japan flora 2000 of the Awaji flower of Awaji Higashiura-cho is used without disassembling after the exposition end of a flower. Subsequently to Sakuyakonohanakan which is in Osaka by 6700 square meters of width, this institution called the Awaji dream stage greenhouse is proud of the 2nd area in the country,A plants gallery with a cactus etc., the tropical garden in which the plant strong in summer was brought together,as green as the flower of the garden style which wove tradition and Japanese culture into regionality -- it is -- livingThe room of a fern which collected the plants which grow also with darkness and artificial lighting, such as a yard of healing which is exhibiting the healing use in a plant experimentally variously, a flower show space of the exhibition room of the inside-a-hall maximum used as a main stage, a fern, and a begonia, has the display space divided for every theme. It is the spring tulip which was photoed this time. Plants which color the flower show space which becomes main, such as a tulip with various beautiful colors and muscari, are photoed. Moreover, one situation of the Awaji dream stage finally looked down on from a 100-step garden is placed.
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The flower of the dream stage greenhouse Orchid |
Kisekinohoshino vegetable hall |
A flower and the existing green life |
A spring flower garden show space |
Miniature balcony |
The flower space in a greenhouse |
Dream stage greenhouse Tulip |
Yard of the signs of spring in a greenhouse |
Greenhouse Spring flower bed |
The pink tulip of a greenhouse |
Spring sunlight and tulip |
The flower which blooms all over |
Flower garden Tulip |
In the Awaji dream stage greenhouse |
Dream stage greenhouse Yellow tulip |
The sea in in the Awaji dream stage and Awaji which are looked down on from a 100-step garden |