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Arima Onsen, known as a cherry blossom spot since the Edo period. The venue will be a hydrophilic square on the Arima River, which runs through the onsen town, and will feature stage events such as geiko crowd dances and music performances, as well as traditional performing arts sarumashi. There will also be a stall. You can also enjoy the night cherry blossom viewing at the lighting up of the cherry trees along the Arima River.
江戸時代より、旧暦2月初午の日に近郷在所の人々が馬を連れて天上寺に参拝、飼馬の息災を祈願、花かんざしを馬に飾り、土産に摩耶昆布を持って帰るという珍しい風習があった。今は六甲山牧場から飾り馬を招き、菜の花をお供えし、息災と安全を祈る「摩耶山春山開き」を兼ねた行事としてとり行われている。 画像提供：摩耶山天上寺
早咲きの八重寒紅［やえかんこう］、玉牡丹［ぎょくぼたん］から遅咲きの豊後［ぶんご］まで約25種150本の梅が次々と開花していく。ニホンズイセンや菜の花とともに一足早い春の訪れを感じられる。
Open the Himeji Castle Nishi-no-Maru Garden at night, which you can't normally enter, and light up the cherry blossoms. You can enjoy the fantastic lit-up cherry blossoms of the night unlike the day. Image courtesy of Himeji City
Famous as a graceful and courageous spring festival, the two east-west Shinkoshi and 15 makeup stalls that make the town cruise and take the entrance, is such a pomp that it can only be described by the word luxury. In addition, the old-fashioned chicken ritual, Ryūō Mai, etc. are also dedicated.
The Shukugawa Park, which is also listed as a "100 Sakura Famous Places", is a popular place for citizens, with about 1660 cherry trees planted over an extension of 2.8km. It will light up a row of cherry trees along the Shukugawa River around Kururaku Sonoguchi Station as the Nishinomiya Sakura Week. Let's enjoy walking with a small number of people under Sakura in full bloom. Image: Nishinoya Tourist Association Shooting
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