Akiyama no Koma-zakura (Akiyama’s Koma Cherry Tree)

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Standing tall in a mountain valley, this majestic cherry tree is over 500 years old. Legend says it is connected to the horse of the famous samurai Minamoto no Yoshitsune. The tree spreads its branches wide in all directions, gently coloring the hillside when in full bloom. Its overwhelming vitality, having survived centuries of harsh nature, combined with the quiet satoyama landscape, is deeply moving. It is a powerful yet beautiful landmark where Japanese spirituality meets natural mystery.

Akiyama no Koma-zakura (Akiyama’s Koma Cherry Tree)

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Akiyama no Koma-zakura (Akiyama’s Koma Cherry Tree)

Address: Konagaishi, Akiyama, Kawamata Town, Date District, Fukushima
Website: https://www.town.kawamata.lg.jp/site/kanko-event/
Operator: Kawamata Town

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