Row of Cherry Trees on Hiikawa River Bank斐伊川堤防桜並木
The height of sakura spots in the Chugoku region, this area features an array of 800 cherry trees stretching roughly two kilometers, and was selected as one of Japan’s Top 100 Cherry Blossom Spots. Many visitors come each year to see the tunnel formed by the blooming cherry trees. Every year during peak season, the Sakura Festival is held, the trees are illuminated for nighttime viewing; during spring, there are fireworks, temporary shops, and other events.
Shimane Pref. Unnanshi Kisukichoukisuki
0854401054Details
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Shimane Pref. Unnanshi Kisukichoukisuki [map]
Phone
0854401054
- Flowering state of cherry blossoms
- the end
- Cherry blossom forecast
- Late Mar.-Mid-Apr.
Best Seasons Best Selection:Early Apr.-Mid - Hours
- Open 24 hours
- Closed
- open everyday
- Fees
- Free
- Parking Lot
- Available(1,400spaces)
- Night viewing
- Available
- Public toilets
- Available
- Shop
- Available
- Number of trees
- 800trees
- Variety
- Someiyoshino
Information Sources: NAVITIME JAPAN
Access
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1- Kisuki
- about656m
- On foot about9minutes
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2
- Hinobori
- about3925m
- On foot about49minutes
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3
- Minamidaito
- about3993m
- On foot about52minutes
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There is no Bus Stop nearby.
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1- 新町駐車場
- about169m
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View route from Parking
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2
- 本町駐車場
- about265m
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3
- 中央駐車場
- about354m
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There is no IC nearby.
Nearby Tourist Attractions
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- Hiikawa Riverbank Cherry Blossoms
- Sightseeing Spot
Nearby Restaurants
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- crystal Rouge
- Sake
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- Taishu Sakaba Kamoto
- Sake
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- Wakana Sushi
- Japanese Food
Nearby Hotels
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- Hotel Jodai
- Hotel/Business hotel/Capsule hotel
Shimane Main Areas
What Shimane prefecture lacks in size and population, it makes up for in scenery and ancient mythology. Izumo-taisha, in the middle of the prefecture, is said to be Japan's oldest Shinto shrine, where stories that delve into the creation of the Japanese race have been passed down over centuries. The 180 Oki Islands, a 40-minute ferry ride north of Sakaiminato, offer an undiscovered paradise well off the beaten track.
