Miharu Town

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Home to the world-famous "Miharu Takizakura," this is a sacred place for cherry blossoms. The weeping cherry tree, over 1,000 years old, is one of the three major cherry trees in Japan, and its overwhelming presence and grace are a once-in-a-lifetime sight. In spring, over 10,000 cherry trees bloom throughout the town, wrapping the entire area in a pink veil. With remnants of old temples and the castle town, it is a peaceful and beautiful town where you can slowly walk through the history of Japan colored by cherry blossoms.

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Enjoy Miharu Town in all four seasons - A journey through Japanese tradition and natural scenery -

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Fukushima Prefecture's Miharu Takizakura , Miharu Town’s pride and joy , the Takizakura has beauty .

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Miharu Town

Address: 487-1 Ishihata, Nishikata, Miharu Town, Tamura District, Fukushima
Website: https://miharukoma.com/
Operator: Miharu Machizukuri Corporation, Tourism Department / Miharu Tourism Association

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Miharu Takizakura (Waterfall Cherry Tree)

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Miharu Takizakura (Waterfall Cherry Tree)

This giant weeping cherry tree is over 1,000 years old and is counted as one of the "Three Great Cherry Trees of Japan." Its powerful branches stretch out in all directions, with small light-pink flowers cascading toward the ground like a "waterfall." Designated as a National Natural Monument, this ancient tree is a symbol of Japanese vitality and beauty. The nighttime illumination captivates visitors with its mystical presence emerging from the darkness, allowing one to feel the profound weight of a thousand years of history.

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