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Prickly Waterlily Festa in Prickly Waterlily Habitat
An event held at the habitat of the rare aquatic plant, the prickly waterlily. In addition to guided explanations about its ecology and history, there will be flora and fauna observation corners and food stalls, offering an opportunity to learn about nature close at hand.
The event information is machine-translated from Japanese. Check the official information for the latest details.
- DateLate August (usually)Check the official website for this year's dates
- VenuePrickly Waterlily Habitatオニバス自生地
Details
- Source
- 加須市物産観光協会（年間イベント）
- Name at the source
- オニバスフェスタinオニバス自生地
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