Sakura at Sakura Castle Ruins

Sakura at Sakura Castle Ruins

Event Overview

At the Sakura Castle ruins, the only site in Chiba Prefecture designated as one of the "100 Famous Castles of Japan," about 50 varieties and over 1,100 cherry blossom trees bloom, including 13 varieties known as famous cherry blossoms since the Edo period. You can enjoy the beautiful scenery of the castle ruins and cherry blossoms, such as the cherry trees at the main keep site and the cherry blossoms reflecting on the water surface at the demaru site. Additionally, food and drink sales will be available during the event period. Image provided by: (Public Corporation) Sakura City Tourism Association

Info

Keisei-Keisei Sakura Station → 20 minutes on foot; or bus 5 minutes, bus stop: National Museum of History and Folklore, or National Museum entrance, 5 minutes on foot; or JR Sakura Station → 25 minutes on foot
6km 15 minutes from Sakura IC, Tokan East Road, via Prefectural Road No. 65
About 200 vehicles, free of charge, as congestion is expected, public transportation is recommended.

Event Period

Price

Free

Event Category

Flower view, nature


(Public Corporation) Sakura City Tourism Association

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