About 2km, you can enjoy about 500 Yoshino cherry trees. By lighting up, you can also watch the cherry blossoms at night. Arakawa Tsutsumi, which flows through the southern part of Kumagaya City, is commonly referred to as "Kumagaya Sakura Tsutsumi" and has been selected as the "100 Sakura Famous Places" in Japan. Depending on the location, the cherry blossoms can be photographed in close proximity.
A stunning row of cherry trees continues 600m along the Shinkawa River in Utsunomiya. Many flower visitors visit the annual cherry blossom festival. Enjoy walking around while watching the light peach-colored cherry blossoms. The beauty of the night cherry blossoms is also exceptional. Image courtesy: (one company) Utsunomiya Tourism Convention Association
About 800 Yoshino cherry trees blossom in the vast park. About 500 lamps are lit on the night during the season, the Utsunomiya Tower is lit up during the period, and the observation deck offers a full view of the cherry blossoms at night. Image courtesy of the Utsunomiya Tourism Convention Association
About 400 cherry trees, including Yoshino cherry trees, are in bloom and make you realize the spring visit. In addition, from the park you can overlook the Pacific Ocean and Ishinomaki city. There are traffic restrictions on Saturday and Sunday during the period. It is recommended to use public transport because the number of parking is small and the surrounding roads are also very crowded.
The city of Utsunomiya is famous as a town of dumplings, where you can also enjoy the historic cityscape and the culture of the Oya stone; it is the central city of Hokkantō, where food and culture are fused.
Kanuma City is a traditional craft town known for its sculpture stalls and Katoko Kanuma; it is a tourist destination with a blend of lush mountain and culture.
Despite being known for the intense summer heat, Kumagaya City is a town where rugby and historical culture have taken root, and the cherry blossoms and the uchiwa festival are the places to see.
The city of Ishinomaki is the birthplace of manga artist Shotaro Ishinomori, famous for his famous location: the port town with a variety of attractions, with some learning about the good of the sea and the reconstruction of the disaster.
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