Tokyo German Village Perfectly Recreates the "AI-Generated Utopia" That Went Viral on Social Media, Unveiling a Breathtaking New Flower Area with 130,000 Blooms

Tokyo German Village (Location: Sodegaura, Chiba; Operator: Meiwa Kousan Co., Ltd.) has announced that from mid-May 2026, its new early summer landscape featuring petunias and snapdragons is now in full bloom. This year, replacing the familiar nemophila, the vast "Irodori no Oka" (Hill of Colors) is covered with a carpet of passionate five-colored petunias and six-colored snapdragons, one of the largest displays in the Kanto region. The concept is "a flower field no matter where you look." We have created a stunning view that brings to life the AI-generated concept image that went viral on social media as "like a scene from a movie," along with several new facilities to fully enjoy the flower fields. We invite you to cover this overwhelming flower stage of approximately 130,000 blooms, shining in the early summer sun. ■This Year's Theme: A Flower Field No Matter Where You Look An overwhelming sense of immersion where your entire view is filled with flowers, no matter where you walk or which way you turn. We offer the ultimate photogenic space that looks great no matter where you point your smartphone camera. Petunias blooming on the Irodori no Oka (photographed May 27). ■ Highlight 1: Bringing the Viral AI Image to Life! "Five-Colored Petunias" Dyeing the Slope. The concept image released during the planning stage became a hot topic on social media, with comments like "It looks like a movie scene" and "Does a place like this really exist?" In response to the high expectations from our fans, we have created plantings and landscaping to faithfully reproduce the "ideal image created by AI." Location: Irodori no Oka (slope) Scale: Approx. 13,000 m² / 42,000 plants Colors: 5 colors (Red, Snow, Pink, Yellow, Royal Velvet) Best Viewing: Mid-May to mid-July Feature: The three-dimensional planting utilizing the hill's slope creates a powerful landscape, as if spreading out a colorful dress. The strong, vibrant colors, in contrast to the pale blue of nemophila, will welcome guests. ■ Highlight 2: "Six-Colored Snapdragons" in a New Field and Three New Attraction Spots. In the vast new farmland that appears after climbing the "Irodori no Oka," snapdragons bloom on an impressive scale. Furthermore, we have newly established three "attraction spots" for a deeper experience of the flower fields. Snapdragons blooming in the new farmland (photographed May 17). Location: New farmland after climbing Irodori no Oka Scale: Approx. 18,000 m² / 94,000 plants Colors: 6 colors (Carmine Rose, White, Pink, Yellow, Rose, Orange) Best Viewing: Mid-May to mid-June [New Spots in the Snapdragon Field] Approx. 2m-tall "Observation Deck" A prime spot to view the patchwork carpet of snapdragons as if it stretches to the horizon from a slightly elevated perspective. You can also take photos with a composition that makes it look like you are holding the iconic Tokyo German Village Ferris wheel in your hand. Hand-held Ferris wheel. Experiential "Treehouse" The newly installed treehouse features two swings. Swinging on them provides an exquisite experience, making you feel as if you are "diving into the flower field." "Circle Bench" in the Shade Two of these are installed in the vast area. It's a circular bench surrounding a large tree, allowing you to view the flower fields while taking a break in the refreshing shade. Message from the PR Representative: "We might receive questions like, 'Are there no nemophilas this year?' However, once you actually stand on this hill, that concern will vanish in an instant. We have brought to life that 'movie-like world' that was a topic on social media. The sensation of being enveloped by the overwhelming density of snapdragons while swaying on the new treehouse swing is an experience you can only have here. Please come and experience with all your senses the 'new early summer standard' that Tokyo German Village proposes!" [Facility Overview: Tokyo German Village] ・Location: 419 Nagayoshi, Sodegaura, Chiba ・Hours: 9:30–17:00 (Last entry 16:00) [Contact for this matter] Tokyo German Village, PR Department TEL: 0438-60-5511 (Main) mail: kouhou@t-doitsumura.co.jp URL: https://www.t-doitsumura.co.jp/