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  • Miharu Takizakura
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    Fukushima Tamura-gun
    "This famous cherry tree is considered one of the three most beautiful in Japan. On October 12th, 1922, it was the first cherry tree in the country to be designated a National Natural Monument. 13.5 meters tall and 11.3 meters in root circumference, the huge red weeping cherry tree of Edo-higan cherry group is said to be over 1,000 years old. The tree's name literally translates as ""Three Spring Waterfall Cherry,"" a name it was given because the countless blossoms the tree blooms with in spring, sprouting from branches sprawling in all directions, look like a waterfall."

    The splendor of the giant ancient tree is truly mind-boggling. It is a wonderful sight and, without a doubt, it is the loveliest tree in the country - often mentioned as the number one tree. In...

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  • Hanamiyama Park
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    Fukushima Pref. Fukushimashi Watari
    Hanamiyama Park started off as a flower cultivation project for silkworm farming in 1926, and over the years the flowers increased until it was opened as a park in 1959. From February through May, the park is abloom with colza blossoms, plum and cherry blossoms, as well as tulips and many more. It truly has earned its nickname of Fairyland.
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  • Nitchu Sen Shidarezakura Namiki
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    Fukushima Kitakata-shi Oshikiri Higashi 2
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  • Kannonji River Cherry Trees
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    Fukushima Pref. Yamaguninawashiromachi Kawageta
    Cherry trees that span the one-kilometer path along the Kannonji River. May visitors go during cherry blossom season to see the spectacular sight of 200 cherry trees blooming, including Yoshino cherry blossom, Edo-higanzakura cherry, and weeping cherry blossom.
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  • Ishibe-zakura Cherry Tree
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    Fukushima Aizuwakamatsu-shi Ikkimachi Yahata Ishibe
    A cherry tree in Ishibe, Yahata, Ikki-machi, Aizuwakamatsu City. It's an Edo-higanzakura cherry tree that's over 600 years old and has 10 different tree trunks. It's said the tree was once in the garden of Ishibe Jibudayu, the chief vassal of the Ashina family, former lords of the Aizu region. It is also the cherry tree that appears in the opening of the 2013 historical drama, Yae no Sakura.
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  • Benishidare Jizo-zakura Cherry Tree
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    Fukushima Koriyama-shi Nakatamachi Konomezawa Okanouchi
    A cherry tree in Okanouchi, Konomezawa, Nakata-machi, Koriyama City. This nearly 400-year-old Edo-higan weeping cherry tree is believed to have started as an offshoot from the Miharu Takizakura cherry tree in Miharu Town, Tamura County. The trees name comes from the Jizou statues under the tree. It starts blooming in mid-April.
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  • Tanagura Castle Ruins (Kamegajo Park)
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    Fukushima Higashishirakawa-gun Tanaguramachi Tanagura Castle Ruins
    Castle remains in Tanagura Town, Higashishirakawa County. It was built on the orders of Niwa Nagashige in 1627. During the Edo Period the lord of the castle changed frequently, seemingly every time a large turtle was seen floating in the castle moat, leading to it also being called Kamegajo (Turtle Castle). The castle fell during the Boshin War at the end of the Edo Period and in modern times the area is now Kamegajo Park. It's a well-known spot for cherry blossom viewing and the Juman-goku Tanagura Castle Festival is held during the blooming season.
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  • Natsui Senbon Sakura
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    Fukushima Tamura-gun
  • Miyakawa Senbonzakura
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    Fukushima Onuma-gun Aizumisatomachi Miyabayashiko
  • Asakawamachi Shiroyama Park
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    Fukushima Ishikawa-gun Asakawamachi Shiroyama
  • Kagami Sakura
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    Fukushima Kitakata-shi Yamatomachi Asakura
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