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Tomioka-cho cherry blossom festival 2024

Tomioka-cho cherry blossom festival 2024

Event Overview

"Tomioka-cho Cherry Blossom Festival", an annual event of spring in Tomioka-cho. 2024 will be implemented in the night forest park, which had been used as a venue since before the disaster. The cherry tree, with a total length of about 2.2km, is impressive. In addition, various events are being prepared to enliven the festival, such as the main stage and the performance of Yosakoi under the cherry blossom tunnel. * It may change depending on the situation. Image courtesy of Tomioka-cho

Info

  • Event Location:   
  • Night Forest Park
  • Address:   
  • Tomioka-cho, Futaba-gun, Fukushima, night forest north 2
  • PublicTransportation:   
JR Yonomori Station → 10-minute walk
  • CarAccess:   
10 minutes from Joban Tomioka IC
  • Phone Number:   
  • 0240-22-2111 (Tomioka Town Industrial Promotion Division)
  • Parking Number:   
300 units/free (including reflation site, reflation parking, total ground parking)

Event Period

  • Saturday, April 6-Sunday, April 7, 2024

Price

Free

Event Category

Flower view, nature


Tunnel of cherry blossoms
Tomioka Town

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