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2019All regions in Japan
▼Forecast of cherry blossom blooming▼
So Mengjun today recommends a wave of cherry blossom viewing holy places in Japan
Friends who are worried about where to go to enjoy cherry blossoms,
get ready~
Mengjun according to the flowering period, from the south to Recommended by the North ~
The earliest Okinawa has been written in detail before, so I won’t go into details
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2019 Okinawa cherry blossom viewing guide
Let’s start~
Maizuru Park
Fukuoka·Kyushu
Maizuru Park is adjacent to the tourist attractions Ohori Park and Fukuoka City Museum of Art is one of the most famous cherry blossom viewing spots in Fukuoka City, with more than 1,000 cherry blossom trees planted in the park.
Every year during the flowering season, the Fukuoka Castle Cherry Blossom Festival is held in Maizuru Park. During the period, there are night cherry blossom lights and festival food stalls, which is very lively.
The Fukuoka Castle Cherry Blossom Festival will be held in the city. During the period, the night cherry blossoms will be specially illuminated and festival snack vendors will set up shop, which is very lively.
Flowering period: Late March to early April Opening hours: 24 hours Night cherry blossom lighting time: 6:00pm-10:00pm How to get there: Get off at Ohori Park Station on the Subway Airport Line, and walk for about 5 minutes from Exit 5
Isshinkyō Sakura
Kumamoto Prefecture · Kyushu
Isshinkyō Sakura is the name of a mountain cherry tree. It comes from the fact that a Japanese military commander died on the battlefield in ancient times. His family and retainers planted cherry blossom saplings to commemorate his spirit in heaven. From then on, I devoted myself to the Buddha.
The main trunk of this majestic tree is 14 meters high, with a circumference of about 7 meters, and extended branches that can exceed 20 meters. It stands majestically in the rapeseed field in spring, creating a truly stunning scene!
Flowering period: late March to early April Address: 3226-1 Nakamatsu, Minamiaso Village, Aso County, Kumamoto Prefecture Directions: About 15 minutes on foot from "Minamiaso Railway Nakamatsu Station"; transfer to National Highway 57 from Kyushu Expressway "Kumamoto IC" No. 325, the journey takes about 1 time
Kaishan Park
Ehime Prefecture·Shikoku
The Setouchi Shimanami Kaido, which connects Honshu and Shikoku, is Japan's popular "biking holy land". Kaishan Park is located in the northwest of Hokkaido Island on the way. At an altitude of 149 meters, it is an excellent place to overlook the Seto Inland Sea and enjoy the scenery of thousands of cherry blossoms at the same time.
The road to Kaishan Park has nine twists and turns, but if you are confident in your physical strength, it is still recommended to ride a bicycle to explore the beauty. There is a climbing frame and a slide about 36 meters long in the park, so it is also a popular parent-child tourist attraction.
Address: 108-38 Igata B, Hakugata-cho, Imabari City, Ehime Prefecture How to get there: Take the "Omishima Line" bus from JR "Imabari" Station for about 40 minutes, get off at "Kashiwagajima" and transfer, and take the "shima loop line" Get on the bus at "Kitaura Tour", get off at "Kumaguchi", and walk for about 20 minutes
Senkoji Park
Hiroshima Prefecture·China
Onomichi City is a hilly city, also known as Little Kyoto in the west. The city is dotted with sloped roads, home to many temples and unique shops, and Senkoji Park is located at the highest point of the city.
The park contains weeping cherry, double cherry, Yoshino cherry, etc. A total of 1,500 cherry blossom trees appear in full bloom. From the mountaintop observation deck, you can enjoy the beautiful spring scenery of the Seto Inland Sea Islands and the flourishing cherry blossoms. It is suitable for walking on Onomichi. The highlight of the trip is the cherry blossom viewing spot.
Flowering period: early to mid-April Cable car business hours: 9:00~17:15 Cable car (round trip) fee: Adult: 500 yen, child: 250 yen Address: 19-1 Nishitodo-cho, Onomichi City, Hiroshima Prefecture Directions: from It takes about 15 minutes on foot from JR "Onomichi Station" to "Ropeway Sanroku Station" and about 3 minutes by cable car from there.
Haratani Garden
Kyoto·Kansai
Haratani Garden is actually a private garden only for the owner to entertain relatives and friends to enjoy the flowers. It was originally a secret place known to locals. Later, due to word of mouth among netizens, it has now become a common garden with the blooming of the flower season. Even foreign tourists come here to visit the place.
The spacious courtyard covers an area of about 1/3 of the Tokyo Dome. There are about 400 cherry blossom trees of about 20 kinds. The branches and leaves are usually sparse, and they are blooming in spring, just like a primitive cherry blossom forest.
The biggest attraction is the beauty of the red weeping cherry blossoms that cover the sky and reflect the sun, falling like pale pink snowflakes. The scene is breathtaking beyond imagination.
Flowering period: early April to late April. Opening hours: 9:00 to 17:00, open from late March to late April and during the red leaf period (late November to early December). General visiting address: Kyoto City, Kyoto Prefecture 36, Daikitayamaharatani-machi, Oku. How to get there: From the subway "Kitaoji Station", take the city bus 205 system in the direction of "Kinkakuji Road", get off at "Gatenjin-mae" (the journey takes about 35 minutes), and transfer Take the bus in the direction of "Harudani" and get off at the terminal (about 10 minutes' drive), then walk for about 2 minutes
Kiyomizudera
Kyoto·Kansai
Kiyomizudera Temple, which has been registered as a World Heritage, has planted somei-yoshino and mountain cherry blossoms. There are a total of 1,500 cherry blossoms inside, which is undoubtedly the best place to enjoy cherry blossoms in the ancient capital of Kyoto.
At night, the dazzling light show makes this ancient temple surrounded by cherry blossoms reveal a mysterious and dreamy side that is completely different from the daytime.
Address: Shimizu 1-294, Higashiyama District, Kyoto City Tickets: Adults 300 yen/Children 200 yen Opening hours: 6:00am-6:00pm Getting there: Take municipal bus No. 206/100 from Kyoto Station to Gojo Sakashita 10 minutes' walk by car
Hanamikoji
Kyoto·Kansai
Gion Hanamikoji is the highest-standard bustling street in Japan. It is also the filming scene of the movie "Memoirs of a Geisha". On both sides of the road are thin vertical and horizontal ventilation holes. The lattice windows made of thin square materials match the style of the street and the style of the maiko.
Here, on the ancient, quiet and peaceful road, you will meet many geishas in a hurry, which is also the characteristic of Gion.
Address: Shijo-dori Hanamikoji in Higashiyama District, Kyoto City, Kyoto Prefecture, Japan How to get there: Take the Keihan Line and get off at Gion-Shijo Station, or take the Hankyu Line and get off at Kawaramachi Station, then walk east along Shijo-dori. Intersection with Hanamikoji. Take bus 4, 17, 100, 205, or 206 from Kyoto Station, get off at Gion Station, and then walk to Hanamikoji. Walk through the four passages extending south from Yasaka Shrine. After reaching the intersection where Ichiriki Tea House is located, there are Hanamikoji Street on the east and west sides.
Nara Park
Nara · Kansai
Walking through Nara, the cute deer will stroll beside you. If you happen to take the biscuits it likes to eat, it will approach you and gently lick the food in your hand. Of course it would be even more beautiful if all this appeared under the cherry blossom trees.
The breeze blows, the fallen cherry blossoms are colorful, and the beautiful cherry blossoms fall into the deer in the courtyard. It's April in the world. Let's watch the flowers bloom and wait for them to fall. We hold hands and go to a flower event together.
Mount Yoshino
Nara·Kansai
Mount Yoshino in Nara Prefecture, with approximately 30,000 cherry blossom trees, is known as "Japan's most beautiful cherry blossom viewing spot."
On the hillside where many shrines and temples listed as World Heritage are located, there are "sacred trees" cherry blossoms that have been planted about 1,300 years ago. The scenery is as beautiful as another world.
The cherry blossoms begin to bloom at the foot of the mountain, and then gradually bloom up the mountain. In about a month, all the cherry blossom trees will be in full bloom.
Transportation: From Yoshino Station on the Kintetsu Yoshino Line, take the ropeway crane to Yoshinoyama Station, which takes about 3 minutes; take the JR Tokaido Shinkansen from Tokyo Station to Kyoto Station, which takes about 2 hours and 15 minutes; take the Kintetsu Line from From Kyoto Station to Yoshino Station, it takes about 1 hour and 45 minutes; by Kintetsu Line, from Osaka Abenobashi Station to Yoshino Station, it takes about 1 hour and 25 minutes
Osaka Mint Sakura Avenue
Osaka·Kansai
There are many in Osaka Prefecture There are many places where you can enjoy cherry blossoms, one of which is the Sakura Avenue of the Osaka Mint, also known as "桜の通り抜け".
Currently, the number of cherry blossom varieties at the Osaka Mint has reached 132 varieties and about 450 cherry blossom trees, which are only opened to the public around April every year!
Blooming period: late March to mid-April Address: 1-1-79 Tenma, Kita-ku, Osaka City, Osaka Prefecture
Nishinomaru Garden
Osaka·Kansai
Osaka Castle is one of the famous cities in Japan, and the Nishinomaru Garden in the castle The cherry blossom scene is composed of Osaka Castle and high-rise buildings. There are more than 4,000 cherry blossom trees in the park. When they are in full bloom, the sky is filled with stunning cherry blossoms.
At 8 o'clock in the evening, the garden will be lit up with lanterns, which is different from other night cherry blossom spots that use spotlights, and can bring out the Yamato flavor.
Address: Osaka Castle 1-1, Chuo-ku, Osaka City Ticket: 600 yen for adults Opening hours: 9:00am–5:00pm Getting there: 15-20 minutes walk from JR Osaka Castle Park Station
Himeji Castle
Hyogo Prefecture ·Kansai
Himeji Castle, which has been under renovation for many years in recent years, finally completed the renovation of the main castle the year before last, revealing its original white and attractive appearance.
Does this white castle, which has been designated as a World Heritage Site, look even more delicate and charming against the backdrop of cherry blossoms?
Gojo River
Aichi Prefecture, Chubu
There are about 1,400 cherry blossom street trees on both sides of the Gojo River in Iwakura City. During the flower season, a pink tunnel stretches for about 7.6 kilometers on the river.
During the "Iwakura Sakura Festival", in addition to feasting your eyes on the graceful cherry blossom trees, another traditional event called "Washed Carp Streamers" will be held.
Iwakura City itself is still popular in "carp streamer shops" where artisans hand-make carp streamers. Washing carp streamers is a part of the flag-making process, in order to clean the paste on the flags. The sight of colorful carp streamers floating on the river under the blooming cherry blossoms is a spring scene in Iwakura City.
Flowering period: late March to early April Address: Nakamoto Town Market, Iwakura City, Aichi Prefecture Transportation: About a 5-minute walk from "Iwakura Station" on the Nagoya Railway Inuyama Line
Nagoya Castle Tower
Aichi Prefecture·Chubu
Except for Nagoya Castle It is one of the three most famous cities in Japan and the most famous attraction in Nagoya. There are 2,000 cherry blossom trees planted in the city, and the cherry blossoms have different charms during the day and night.
If you come in the morning, you can even visit the castle tower and go to the top to see the 360-degree view of Nagoya.
Address: 1-1 Honmaru, Naka-ku, Nagoya City Castle Tower Ticket: 500 yen for adults/free for junior high school students and below Opening hours: 9:00am-4:0pm How to get there: Take the JR Shinkansen to Nagoya Station
Shinjuku Gyoen National Garden
Tokyo
Shinjuku Gyoen National Garden is the most famous cherry blossom viewing spot in Tokyo and one of the top 100 cherry blossom viewing spots in Japan. There are more than 1,000 cherry blossom trees of 70 different types planted in the park, which covers almost all the cherry blossom varieties in the country.
Every spring, the park is filled with cherry blossoms and is crowded with people who come to enjoy the flowers. Many people prefer to picnic under the cherry blossom trees here.
In addition to cherry blossom viewing, Shinjuku Gyoen National Garden is also a good place for gardening, because it is composed of Japanese garden, British landscape garden and French garden, which are full of characteristics!
Address: 11 Naitocho, Shinjuku-ku, Tokyo Tickets: Adults 200 yen/Children 50 yen Opening hours: 9:00am-4:00pm How to get there: Walk from Tokyo Metro Marunouchi Line Shinjuku Gyoen-mae Station to
Chidorigafuchi
Tokyo
There are about 260 cherry blossoms in Chidorigafuchi. Beautiful pink arches are built along the Imperial Palace moat. In addition, it is located in the center of Tokyo, making it a popular cherry blossom viewing spot for commuters after get off work.
During the "Chiyoda Sakura Festival", you can also row a boat on the river at night to enjoy the romantic atmosphere brought by the illuminated night cherry blossoms.
Flowering period: late March to early April Opening hours: All-day lighting time: dusk to 9:30pm Transportation: 3 minutes walk from Kudanshita Station on the Yingtuan Subway Tozai Line
Ueno Park
Tokyo·Kanto
Ueno Onshi Park The cherry blossom streets are the best cherry blossom viewing spots in Tokyo. There is a famous haiku in Japan, "The sound of the bells on a cloudy day when the cherry blossoms are in full bloom, does it come from Ueno or Asakusa?" This shows that Ueno is a very familiar place for cherry blossom viewing to Japanese people.
During the Cherry Blossom Festival in March and April, as many as 600 Somei Yoshino cherry blossoms line both sides of the cherry blossom streets in perfect bloom. There will also be 1,000 candle lanterns hanging on the cherry blossom street, creating a romantic atmosphere of a cherry blossom party at night, attracting hundreds of thousands of people every day to watch the cherry blossoms in Ueno Park day and night.
But now few Chinese people choose to go to Ueno Park to enjoy cherry blossoms. Most of them are occupied by people from Southeast Asian countries. There are many reasons: too many people, noisy, no queues, no order...
In fact, during the cherry blossom season, it is a very good way to enjoy cherry blossoms from Zojoji Temple to Tokyo Tower. There are not so many tourists, and you can enjoy more than 200 cherry blossoms. Somei Yoshino~ (I’m not talking about Ueno Park, how come I mentioned Zojoji Temple
)
Address: Ueno Park, Taito-ku, Tokyo Transportation opening hours: 24 hours How to get there: JR Yamanote Line "Ueno Station" near the park exit
Meguro River
Tokyo·Kanto
Speaking of viewing night cherry blossoms, Nakameguro should be the first choice place in Tokyo. However, in recent years, there have been too many tourists coming here to watch, so just seeing everyone...
Every cherry blossom season, Meguro will hold a special light show. The cherry blossoms on both sides of the Meguro River, on the water surface and Under the double background of neon, it looks more delicate and romantic.
Address: Meguro River River, Nakameguro-ku, Tokyo Transportation: Get off at Hibiya Subway Station and get off at Nakameguro Station
Hirosaki Park
Aomori Prefecture·Tohoku
The number of cherry blossom trees in and outside Hirosaki Park is amazing. According to statistics, There are approximately 3,000 Somei Yoshino cherry trees, nearly 1,500 Satozakura trees, and 500 weeping cherry trees.
It can be said that the entire Hirosaki Park is immersed in the pink color of cherry blossoms when they bloom in spring.
The "Hirosaki Sakura Festival" during the Hanami period is not only a large gathering of Tohoku snack bars, but also Tsugaru folk singing and the Nebuta Festival (Nebuta) parade, and a miraculous night cherry blossom viewing event every year. Attracting more than 2 million tourists, it is a major event in Northeast China.
Address: 1 Shirogancho, Hirosaki City Opening hours: 9:00-17:00 from April 1 to November 23; 7:00-21:00 during the Sakura Festival How to get there: Take the loop bus from Hirosaki Station and go to Just get off at the Shiyakusho-mae bus stop.
Maruyama Park
Sapporo·Hokkaido
Maruyama Park in Sapporo is adjacent to Hokkaido Shrine and Maruyama Zoo. It was originally a tree testing ground established during the Meiji period, and was later converted into a park from the end of the Meiji period to the Taisho period.
During the cherry blossom season, not only can you enjoy the beautiful cherry blossoms in the park, but the park has also relaxed the rule against lighting fires, allowing visitors to barbecue and enjoy the cherry blossoms in Maruyama Park during a limited period!
Flowering period: early to mid-May Address: Miyanooka, Chuo-ku, Sapporo City, Hokkaido Opening hours: 10:00am-6:30pm How to get there: Get off at Maruyama Park Station on the Tozai Subway Line and go to
Goryokaku Park
Letter Pavilion · Hokkaido
Goryokaku Park in Hakodate City, Hokkaido was built in the Edo period. It is shaped like a five-pointed star and has a very unique shape.
The cherry blossoms in Goryokaku Park usually start in late April or early May, more than a month later than the flowering time in Honshu Island.
The five-pointed star-shaped land is covered with more than 2,000 cherry blossom trees, mainly Yoshino cherry trees. When they are in full bloom, the cherry blossom petals flutter in the wind, making people feel like they are in a pink magical world.
Transportation: Take the municipal train "Goryokakuen-mae Station" in front of JR Hakodate Station and walk for about 15 minutes
Jukken Road Sakura Road
Shin-Hidaka Town·Hokkaido
"Shizunai" in Shin-Hidaka Town, Hokkaido "Yuken Road Sakura Tree Row" is one of the top 100 cherry blossom viewing spots in Japan. Every year in early May, when the flowers are in bloom, a cherry blossom festival is held.
The "Jiken" in the name of "Shizunai Jujuken Road Sakura Street" is actually a unit of length, which means that the width of this road is approximately 36 meters.
"Shizunai Jukanji Sakura Street" is more than 7 kilometers long and is lined with 3,000 Ezozanzakura and other cherry blossom trees. It is very beautiful.
Address: Shizuuchi Jugenji Route Sakuranamiki How to get there: From "Shizuuchi Station" on the JR Hidaka Line, transfer to the Donan Bus and drive toward the farmhouse for about 20 minutes to the "Sakuragaoka Ko" bus stop. Get off the bus and walk for about 15 minutes. By car, you can take the Hidaka Expressway and go through the "Hidakamonbetsu IC" and then drive toward Shin-Hidaka Town on the national highway for about 40 kilometers.
Tips for cherry blossom viewing: Don’t be a rude tourist!
. Please do not break the branches of cherry blossoms
Cherry blossoms are beautiful, but please do not break the branches just to take them home as a souvenir or for other purposes. You may not believe it and think, "Can such a person really exist?" However, during the Japanese cherry blossom season in recent years, as the number of overseas tourists visiting Japan for cherry blossom viewing has increased sharply, various uncivilized behaviors of tourists have emerged while viewing the cherry blossoms. It also increases in number, causing problems such as damage to cherry blossom branches. Please think about the people who will come to enjoy the flowers in the future!
. Please do not shake the branches of the cherry blossoms
Some people may be unlucky. Although the cherry blossoms are in full bloom, they have not been able to wait for the legendary beautiful Sakurabuki Snow. Then I suddenly had a sudden idea and started to "make my own" cherry blossom snow. Not only is this artificial method not beautiful, but it will destroy the cherry blossoms. Please do not shake the branches of the cherry blossoms.
. Please pay attention to the types of seats on the ground.
When you take a seat under the cherry blossom tree, please pay attention to the types of seats on the ground. In order to protect the environment and prevent plastic sheets from making it difficult for the cherry blossom tree roots to breathe, please use straw mats or other seats with good ventilation when viewing the flowers.
In addition, avoid trampling or sitting on the roots of the tree, which will affect the breathing of the cherry blossom tree, and keep a little distance from the roots!
. Keep garbage on the ground
Every year during the cherry blossom season, visitors leaving a large amount of garbage under the cherry blossoms have become a headache. If uncivilized behavior continues to increase in the future and cannot be improved, some attractions may begin to strictly prohibit eating and drinking in the future.
Drinks and food are always consumed when viewing flowers. It is a good thing that everyone has a good time, but please take away the garbage with you after the party to keep the environment tidy!
When it comes to cherry blossom viewing in Japan
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