Wisteria full bloom estimate

Anyone can help me to interpret the following link in Japanese that am I able to see full bloom estimate on 28Apr ? I try goggle translate still can't understand
http://www.ashikaga.co.jp/parkdayori/flower.php

Thank you for your help

You must have missed it. In the upper right corner of the webpage you linked is a drop down menu for language preference. I clicked on English and the entire page (and for that matter the entire site) reloaded in English.

When u click the english it loaded the main page in english but the sub-page of the flower status is what the above still in Japanese.

It looks like it was I who missed it - sorry. I see the page See What the Flowers Look Like is only in Japanese. If you have the google Chrome browser you can set the google translate page to automatically translate the entire page. If not maybe this will be useful. It looks like you may see at least two types of wisteria in bloom in late April.

https://www.ashikaga.co.jp/fujinohana_special2017/en/index.html

@sjvacc Thank you for the link and will try the online translate.

Whenever you see the word 見頃, that means "good timing for viewing," so it means their best, even if not the exact full bloom. So (starting from the top), as of April 22, the pale pink wisteria (top 6 photos) is getting into their best, the 7th photo shows the "shelves" of the pale pink one, 8th the pale pink wisteria bridge, and the purple wisteria (9 - 11th photos) will be getting into their best soon. The big wisteria 大藤 will get into their best in several days.

Some are getting into their best, some are about to, so in a week's time from the date these photos were taken, your prospects are very good I'd say :)

@AK
You are absolutely lovely to provide such a detail translation. I will plan accordingly to visit on 28Apr as it is still 6 days away hopeful I could see the picture 9-12th also at least hal;h bloom.

I was there last year on 8May and it was too late for the pink colour only able to see the white.

Once again thank you.