Japanese iris in full bloom at Tokyo park

TOKYO, June 10 Kyodo - Photo taken June 10, 2016, at a Tokyo park shows Japanese iris in full bloom. The park has around 200 different types of iris totaling around 6,000 flowers, and the peak viewing season goes through to around June 20.

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