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One of the best cherry blossom spots in the city, which was awarded a national award by the Japan Cherry Blossom Association. The cherry tree line continues 1.2km along the Jichi River. The river is narrow and there is a cherry-blossom tunnel at the time of flowering.
Eighteen towns in the town are divided into three groups: north, middle, and south. It has been called the "fighting festival" due to intense fighting. On the 14th, the main quarrel festival is from 13:00, 14:00 and 15:00 on the 15th.
During the period, a teahouse is opened, lanterns are lit in the park, and you can enjoy the cherry blossoms at night.
About 1500 cherry blossoms are reflected on the shores of the Kimikeno Dam lake. In the distance, you can enjoy mountain views such as Mt. You can also enjoy the flower view while eating at the Lake Lake Lake Lake (restaurant). A cherry blossom festival will be held at the beginning of the year, and there will be a karaoke song show and local specialty sales (planned).
A flower garden that incorporates horticultural welfare by officials and users of the social welfare corporation Shōshōkai, located inside the Ise Onsen Golf Club on the banks of Fenghaike, named by Takatora Todo. In the middle of February to the end of March, 65 species and 565 plums will color the green lawn with red white, making it a very beautiful landscape. The whiteback stops on the plum tree and, amid the sounds of pheasants and kaya, it will be healed in the foot bath.
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