Located within Minken no Mori Park in Machida (near Yakushi-ike Park) there is a Peony Garden with 400 Chinese peonies and 1600 tree peony plants. The plants bloom from mid April to early May, and the park is a great place to practice photographing the "king of flowers". The park also includes a Farming Museum, and the countryside of rolling hills around the park is a very beautiful place for walking.
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Peony Garden in Machida
Practice flower photography in the month of May!

By Cathy Cawood
Community writer

Bowl shaped double pale pink peonies

Semi double pink peony

Dark pink peonies beside the Farm Museum

Pink bloom with pale center

One area of the peony garden

The bowl shape of peony blooms is very beautiful

A dark red peony bud

Beautiful double peony with dark pink fading at the edges

Lemon/pink two toned bloom

Double red peony

Racks for silk worm cultivation

Room setting in the Farming Museum

Worn wooden geta in the farming museum

Elegant water bowl beside a path

Rustic gate surrounded by greenery
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