Japan’s beauty shines through its four distinct seasons. Spring is a special time when the entire country is enveloped in the colors of cherry blossoms. In addition to parks and riversides filled with blooms at their peak, illuminated night views create a magical atmosphere unique to this season. Travel through regions with their own unique cherry blossom scenery and fully enjoy spring in Japan. Which would you like to visit this spring?
Japan's first park, opened to the public and planted with cherry trees by Shogun Tokugawa Yoshimune about 300 years ago. It is one of Tokyo’s most famous cherry blossom viewing spots, and the park features around 600 cherry trees. Other plants in the park include hydrangeas and azaleas.
The Benishidarezakura (weeping cherry tree) is loved by local residents as a symbol of Miharu Town. It is said that the name "Benishidarezakura" comes from its location in the Taki district, where the small flowers that fill the branches extending in all directions look like a cascading waterfall. The tree is estimated to be over 1,000 years old.
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