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Hirosaki Park
- Aomori
- The construction of Hirosaki Castle started around 1603 and it is now a historical site. It is said to have the best sakura (cherry bloss...
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Funaoka Joshi Park
- Miyagi
- Funaoka Joshi Park is the only park in Miyagi Prefecture to be listed in the “Top 100 Cherry Blossom Viewing Sites of Japan”....
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Hachimantai
- Iwate
- An area famous for the snow path called ”Yuki no Kairo” (the snow corridor) which is surrounded by nine-meter-high snow on bo...
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Kitakami Tenshochi Cherry Blossom Festival
- Iwate
- Selected as one of Japan's Top 100 Cherry Blossom Spots and Top Three Cherry Blossom Spots in Michinoku, the riverbank of Kitakami r...
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Tsutanuma
- Aomori
- This beautiful place often appears in commercials and nature programs on TV. The first and the second photos show the scenery early in th...
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Shirakami Sanchi
- Aomori
- In 1993, this place became one of the first sites ever designated as a World Heritage site in Japan. An extensive mountain zone of 130,00...
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Row of cherry blossom trees of Hinokinai river
- Akita
- There are 400 Somei-yoshino (Cerasus) cherry blossom trees, which were planted for the current emperor's birthday in 1934. They bloo...
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Miharu Takizakura
- Fukushima
- One of the three biggest cherry trees in Japan, this giant benishidare zakura (a type of weeping cherry tree) is said to be about 1,000 y...
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Kakunodate Samurai District
- Akita
- There are seven residences preserved in this traditional architecture district that once belonged to upper and middle-class samurai durin...
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Hanamiyama Park
- Fukushima
- There are many flowers such as plums, peaches, higan cherries, yoshino cherries, yae cherries, forsythia, quince, and tulips in the park....