Spot Information
| Name | Shichikawa dam Lake(七川ダム) | |
| Best Viewing | Late March – Early April | |
| Address | Sada, Kozagawa-cho, Wakayama, Japan |
Contents
- 1. Kaizu Osaki / Shiga
- 2. Ho Park / Shiga
- 3. Arashiyama / Kyoto
- 4. Ninna-ji Temple / Kyoto
- 5. Daigoji Temple / Kyoto
- 6. Kasagiyama Natural Park / Kyoto
- 7. Osaka Castle Park / Osaka
- 8. Japan Mint / Osaka
- 9. Expo ’70 Commemorative Park / Osaka
- 10. Himeji Castle / Hyogo
- 11. Akashi Park / Hyogo
- 12. Shukugawa Park / Hyogo
- 13. Nara Park / Nara
- 14. Mt.Yoshino / Nara
- 15. Koriyama Castle Park / Nara
- 16. Kimiidera Temple / Wakayama
- 17. Negoro-ji Temple / Wakayama
- 18. Shichikawa dam Lake / Wakayama
- 19. Mitake / Mie
- 20. Miyagawa Riverbank / Mie
19. Mitake / Mie
There are about 500 Yama-zakura cherry trees lined up over 1.5km on both sides of a road from Ise-honkaido road to the approach to the Shinpukuin temple. During the flowering season, hundreds of Yama-zakura cherry trees along the road will create the beautiful cherry pink tunnel, expanding a lovely landscape against the background of adjacent terraced rice fields.
Spot Information
| Name | Mitake(三多気) | |
| Best Viewing | Mid-April | |
| Address | Mitake, Misugi-cho, Tsu City, Mie, Japan |
20. Miyagawa Riverbank / Mie
Miyagawa river flows in the northwest of Ise Jingu (Geku) located in Ise city of Mie, and there is a row of cherry trees at the bank of Miyagawa river, which has been highly popular sight of cherry blossom since old times known familiarly as “Sakura-no-watashi”(literally ferry-boat of cherry blossoms to go to Ise Jingu) . A thousand of cherry trees such as Someiyoshino and Yama-zakura are lined up over 1km on the dike of the river bed and this area is crowded with many cherry blossom viewers during the flowering season.
Spot Information
| Name | Miyagawa Riverbank(宮川堤) | |
| Best Viewing | Early April | |
| Address | Miyagawa – Nakajima, Ise City, Mie, Japan |
