Cherry Blossom (Sakura)

Bishamondo Temple seems to grow out of the rock wall

A 530m difference in elevation! Japan’s only genuine mountain range railroad representing Hakone.

The cherry blossom-lined path is a must-see spot at the former Edo Castle, now the Imperial Palace

Ninna-ji is recommended to see the beautiful late-blooming cherry blossoms.

One of the many tourist spots in Onomichi that are on some of the Top 100 lists in Japan

If you’re going to Akita, by all means, visit the “Bukeyashiki” in Kakunodate, the Little Kyoto of the Tohoku region

The castle of a “Nambu” feudal lord inside a park. The remains of the stone walls have history carved into them

A shrine dedicated to the war dead which is also a famous place for cherry blossoms. The festival stalls are a must-see.

The oldest park in Kyoto. In spring, the sky is covered with cherry blossoms in full bloom

The feeling of a lord at the most fashionable garden in the Edo Era, Koishikawa Korakuen Garden

Also known as a famous site for cherry blossoms, the shrine is alive with hatsumode visitors during the New Year’s holidays

An art park known for its cherry blossoms where you can get a panoramic view of Hiroshima and the Seto Inland Sea

Changing through the seasons, a path where you can enjoy the beauty of nature.

A delicately designed garden is truly a work of art. Landscapes of every season allow visitors the luxury of experiencing through all five senses the changes brought about by time.

One of the most famous places of scenic beauty in the Chubu region. It was created by both natural formations and a man made dam.

The Little Kyoto of the former Chikuzen district with its mossy stone walls and earthen walls, remnants of an Edo castle town