Sakuragawa City

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Since ancient times, Sakuragawa has been praised as a premier cherry blossom site, rivaling Yoshino in the west. The wild mountain cherries (Yamazakura) have a poetic elegance mentioned in classical literature. The city is dotted with temples and shrines designated as Important Cultural Properties, housing solemn Buddhist statues. Additionally, it is a town of traditional stonemasonry, where you can witness the incredible skill of craftsmen carving intricate stone lanterns.

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Ibaraki Prefecture

Sakuragawa City

Address
911 Iizuka, Makabe-cho, Sakuragawa City, Ibaraki Prefecture
Website
http://www.kankou-sakuragawa.jp/
Operator
Sakuragawa City Tourism Association

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Amabiki Kannon
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Amabiki Kannon

Known as the "Temple of Flowers," this mountain temple is beloved for its seasonal beauty. It becomes an ethereal wonderland during the rainy season when hydrangeas are floated upon the temple pond. With peacocks wandering the grounds and vibrant colors shifting from spring cherries to autumn maples, it is a picturesque sanctuary that celebrates the elegance of the Japanese seasons.

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Isobe Sakuragawa Park
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Isobe Sakuragawa Park

This historic park is celebrated for its ancient groves of wild cherry trees, distinct from the common cultivated varieties. These mountain cherries have been a subject of Japanese poetry for centuries. When they bloom in delicate white and pale pink, they offer a subtle, deep beauty that captures the true essence of a traditional Japanese spring in a quiet, natural setting.

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Miyayama Furusato Fureai Park
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Miyayama Furusato Fureai Park

An outdoor park offering camping and sports with a magnificent view of Mount Tsukuba. It is particularly famous for its late-summer sunflower festival, where a golden field of "double-petal" sunflowers blooms with the mountain in the background. With a local museum and pottery workshops nearby, it is a great spot to experience both the nature and the cultural heritage of the area.

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Mt. Tsukuba
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Mt. Tsukuba

A beloved symbol of the region, this mountain is known for its two distinct peaks. Though relatively easy to climb, it offers a majestic presence overlooking the vast plains. With a cable car and ropeway available, anyone can easily reach the summit to enjoy views that stretch to the Tokyo Skytree and Mount Fuji on clear days. Its night views are officially recognized among Japan’s most beautiful.

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