Prefectura de Miyagi acoge evento de flores de helleboro 'damas del invierno'

25 de febrero de 2026

Reportado por IA

Un evento con flores de helleboro, conocidas como las 'damas del invierno', tuvo lugar en Shibata, prefectura de Miyagi. Alrededor de 700 macetas de la planta, cultivadas por granjas locales, se exhibieron para que los visitantes las admiraran. Los precios se establecieron un 30% por debajo de las tasas del mercado.

En Shibata, prefectura de Miyagi, se celebró del 6 al 8 de febrero un evento que mostraba flores de helleboro en un centro local de promoción turística y de productos. Los helleboros, que florecen desde el invierno hasta principios de la primavera, son una especialidad del pueblo. Sus cabezas florales que cuelgan con gracia les han valido el apodo de 'damas del invierno'.

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