Japan has an overabundance of exotic gardens with incredible scenic beauty. The names of these gardens deserve special mention being locations of public interest. Manifold flowers of Japanese origin having a beautiful charismatic appeal can be discovered alongside Zen Gardens. Several Japanese flowers have beautiful meanings and celestial significance.

There are true admirers of these blossoms because Japanese folks love to appreciate the loveliness of lovely flowers. Presenting you the names and importance of mesmeric and enticing flowers to find out the ideal flower that can depict your feelings & emotion exquisitely. Enter the blissful garden to discover the flowers that you most cherish. The meaning and significance of each flower in Japan have a connection with Japanese culture.

Popularly called the Japanese Cherry, the elegance of these blossoms is an indispensable part of Japan’s national image. To be precise, the name of cherry blossoms deserves exceptional mention being one of Japan’s pride, as well as, the national flower. The blossoms have charismatic appeal in light pink shades & white and blooms during spring. At times, many flowers can be seen blossoming on a single branch. Each blossom has a long stem growing from the branch itself.

The flowers of the nation represent accomplishment and stand for the beauty of the heart. You can find these exquisite blooms in every garden of Tokyo, Hokkaido Island as well as Sumida Park.

Red Roses in Japan are called Akaibara. Red Roses as ravishing beauties display their splendour and are bright blossoms in brilliant shades and they are regarded as the blossoms of Romance worldwide. Gift your lady love a lovely bouquet of charismatic Red Roses. You can also offer a Red Rose to impress your girlfriend. You will notice Red Rose, the empress, in every flower garden exhibiting the scenic beauty of Japan ready to welcome rose lovers. Again, if you desire to be mesmerized by the beauty of these Roses, then visit Gora Park.

These are the Japanese Sunflowers that look very much akin to other types of worldly Sunflowers. The flower prefers large fields for a hale and hearty growth and its appearance will let you think of an infinite yellow sea. People in Japan celebrate Himawari Masturi, a festival edicated to sunflowers where people from different parts of Japan come to attend & admire the beauty of Sunflowers.

The Japanese Sunflower not only means adoration but also longevity and loyalty. If you want to explore the beauty of these sunflowers then visit Furano Flower Fields, Hokuryu as well as Hokkaido Island.

The Morning Glory is called Asagao in the Japanese Language. This distinctive flower owes its name to its typical characteristics. The blossom scattering its aroma only blooms in the mornings that are cool & breezy and looks beautiful amidst leaves bearing the shape of hearts. The base of the blossoming plant comprises green shrubbery. The flower gives the impression of being tie-dyed with noticeable blue & white streaks. Morning Glory not only represents love bonding but also brief love. You can visit the Japanese Gardens at Sakai in Osaka to have glimpses of these lovely flowers. The best time for blooming these amazing blossoms is Summer-Early Autumn.

The Camellia, also known as Tsubaki in Japan, blossoms in evergreen shrubs, as well as, in small trees.

Camellias are generally 12 cm long and vary from red to pink colour shades. The blossoms bloom in spring, and every flower bears a cluster of yellow stamens.

Camellia stands for humbleness & carefulness. It’s also a symbol of Perfect Love! Camellias can be found alongside Southern Japan’s coast.

Also known by the name Carnation, these blossoms are a sweet representation of love around the world. You can present carnations as gorgeous beauties in the guise of flowers in bouquets or floral baskets to people close to your heart. Carnations can be found in various colours and may be dyed also. Carnations are common blossoms in almost every garden of visitor interest in Japan.

The enticing blooms of the tree named Japanese Apricot are amazingly aromatic, with an aroma akin to sweet honey. They are suitable for bonsai art, thus grasping the attention of nature lovers as stunning house plants. The appealing flower buds are initially dark pink but they fade out when the blossoms attain maturity. Meanings denote stylishness, pure heart & authenticity. These flowers are observable in every of Japan’s gardens.

Hydrangeas, also called Ajisai by the Japanese folks, serve as wonderful flower arrangement gifts in bouquets/baskets to convey your appreciation for someone to whom you are thankful for any recent favour. To be precise, these flowers are ideal gifts as thanksgiving flower bouquets. Due to the nature of the soil (its acidity), the flower colour changes for which this flower has achieved so much fame, but generally its colour is indigo blue.

Normally, these flowers blossom in Spring-Early Autumn.

You can also apologise to someone by gifting these unique flowers besides expressing gratitude! You can find these flowers in Nabana No Sato, a renowned park in Japan, created for nature lovers.

Akaichurippu is the Japanese word for Red Tulip. These splendid natural creations have colour variations with enchanting beauties and are renowned worldwide. The term 'Tulip’ is emanated from the Persian term Turban. Not only Red but tulips of every shade look like a turban. In Japan, Red Tulips are widespread for their grandeur and can be observed in a famous flower park name Gunma and also in Nabana No Sato. Also, you can view these tulips if you visit Huis Ten Bosch.

The Red Tulip (also other tulips) is a springtime blossom. Red Tulips embody Eternal Love & fame.

Lavender (Rabena) deserves exceptional significance being a purple beauty with a white edge. The flower consists of petals creating the shape of almost a sphere, thus forming a unique splendour that demands the attention of nature lovers. The blossom generally develops in the guise of a vine along fences and pipes. This flowering beauty blooms in summer in a popular flower park with the name Tambara, as well as, flower fields famous as Furano.

Meaning: Faithful

Orange Osmanthus or Kinmokusei (as it is called in Japan) blooming in autumn deserves unique mention being a bushy flower that’s extremely bright. The flower is original of Chinese Origin but later was introduced to Japanese nature lovers during the Tokugawa Jidai was also recognised as Edo Period. Thus, the flower became a very popular species in Japan. It blossoms in beautiful evergreen shrubs producing a fruit drupe that comes in a blend of black with purple.

Orange Osmanthus stands for truth and personifies a noble person and you can find it in any of the Japanese gardens.

This beautiful blossom with its name Violet (Sumire in Japan) blooms amidst the lush green leaves of small shrubs growing normally along the walls and also in flowery gardens. The name of the flower is because of its colour i.e. bright violet. The plant bears long ivory stems beside leaves. The flower represents sincerity as well as small bliss. Typically, Violet is used to smartening up the lawns of the house front. It’s a very common flower that may be found in every garden in Japan.

Primula sieboldii is another flower that came to be known as Sakurasou during the Edo period. The blossom is named so because it bears a resemblance to sakura, a blossoming cherry tree. The flower is somewhat popular in Japan and has the looks of a Magenta Daisy. It embodies desire and stands for enduring love. If you are an explorer, who frequently goes on adventures in the forests of Japan, you will observe Primula sieboldii. It can be seen in wet areas also.

This mesmerizing Iris, of Japanese origin, is recognized for bringing in a piece of good news. Iris are unique in their way with 3 petals that can be noticed in a blend of blue & purple with yellow strips sprouting from the middle. The beautiful Japanese Iris shoots from the ground flourishing in spring. The flowers symbolize loyalty and the bearer of glad tidings. You can view these flowers if you visit the famous flower park Gunma and another park with its name Nabana No Sato.

The flower is an edible one and is a light vivid pink flower akin to a feather. Two or additional blooms blossom from the bud’s each end from early-mid April. The scenery pictures the tree covered in pink petals of momo flowers and peach, a delicious fruit. The blossom embodies a fascinating personality. You can explore the splendour of momo blooms in Koga Park, Yamanashi Togenkyo and Ibaraki.