Natsui Senbonzakura (Thousand Cherry Trees of Natsui)

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This spectacular cherry blossom site features approximately 1,000 Somei Yoshino trees blooming along a 5km stretch on both banks of the Natsui River. The rows of cherry trees lining the embankment look like an endless pink ribbon. Set against a rustic rural backdrop, this cherry blossom corridor is less crowded than famous tourist spots, making it ideal for those who want to quietly enjoy a "genuine Japanese spring." Visitors can stroll along the gentle river flow and clear air while admiring the overwhelming volume of blossoms.

Natsui Senbonzakura (Thousand Cherry Trees of Natsui)

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Natsui Senbonzakura (Thousand Cherry Trees of Natsui)

Address: 119 Machiya, Natsui, Ono Town, Tamura District, Fukushima
Website: https://www.town.ono.fukushima.jp/soshiki/7/sakura-natsui.html
Operator: Ono Town, Industrial Promotion Division

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