Alpine Plant Blooming Information

Alpine plant

2025.08.22

Alpine Plant Blooming Information as of August 22 (Final Update for This Season)

In the Senjojiki Cirque area, the blooming season changes rapidly, and the flowering period is nearing its end. The walking trails are strewn with rocks and can be slippery due to sand, so we recommend wearing comfortable walking shoes when exploring the area.

Alpine plants you can observe in addition to those shown in the photos below:
Area A: OyamaRindou;
Area B: OyamaRindou, Misogawa Grass, Miyaho Azalea;
Area C: OyamaRindou;
Area D: Nabari Nogiran;
Area E: OyamaRindou, Shiratama-no-ki;
Alpine plants observable over a wide area:
Hakusan Boufu.

*Update on August 29: The blooming season is nearly over, and the main flowers are beginning to prepare for next year’s growth. Therefore, this post marks the end of this season’s alpine plant blooming updates. We will resume updates during the fall foliage season.

Peak Alpines in Area A

Stellaria nipponica
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Parnassia palustris
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Saussurea sessiliflora
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Gentiana algida
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Peak Alpines in Area B

Stellaria nipponica
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Parnassia palustris
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Saussurea sessiliflora
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Aconitum sakuraii
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Solidago virgaurea subsp
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Gentiana nipponica
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Anaphalis margaritacea
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Peak Alpines in Area C

Stellaria nipponica
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Parnassia palustris
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Saussurea sessiliflora
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Solidago virgaurea subsp
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Anaphalis margaritacea
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Peak Alpines in Area D

Stellaria nipponica
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Parnassia palustris
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Anaphalis margaritacea
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Peak Alpines in Area E

Parnassia palustris
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Solidago virgaurea subsp
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Anaphalis margaritacea
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