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Cherry Blossoms

Here is a list of cherry blossom viewing spots in East Nara Nabari. Along with Someiyoshino cherry trees, we will also introduce unique cherry blossom viewing spots that are specific to this region with its rich history. These spots include weeping cherry trees and mountain cherry trees, which are believed to be the original species of cherry trees. [wp-svg-icons icon=”map-2″ wrap=”i”] View Map

Byobuiwa Cliffs

Mountain cherry blossoms at the base of a sheer rock wall   Declared a Natural Monument in 1934, Byobuiwa is…
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Matabei Zakura

Matabei Cherry Tree

This iconic, ancient, and massive weeping cherry tree is estimated to be about 300 years old, with a trunk circumference…
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Maruyama Park

More than 100 wild mountain cherry trees   Positioned at a somewhat high elevation, Maruyama Park is the ideal spot…
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Country Park Ōko

Camping, barbecues and other outdoor fun amidst historical ruins from the Jōmon period Each spring, approximately 200 sakura (cherry blossom)…
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Lake Shorenji & Kaochidani Valley

Lake Shorenji Created when a dam was built upon the Shorenji River, this striking blue lake surrounded by tree-covered mountains…
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Takami no Sato – 1000 Weeping Cherry Trees

Located southwest of the famous Mount Takami, Takami no Sato is one of the most popular cherry blossom spots in…
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Cherry Trees along the Uda River

Cherry Trees along the Uda River

This stunning path of cherry trees is perfect for a leisurely stroll or bike ride, stretching 2 kilometers along the…
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平尾山カルチャーパーク

Hiraoyama Culture Park

This park has ample space with green grass and is located just a 10-minute walk away from Nabari Station. It…
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極楽桜

Ohara’s Weeping Cherry Tree at Gokuraku-ji Temple

This weeping cherry tree is located in the precincts of Gokuraku-ji Temple in Ohara, Uda City, Nara Prefecture. It is…
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Cherry blossoms at Hinachi Lake

Lake Hinachi

Lake Hinachi was formed by the construction of the Hinachi Dam on the Nabari River. The lake is surrounded by…
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Weeping Cherry Tree at Enju-in Temple

Enjuin Temple, located at the base of Akame 48 Waterfalls, boasts stunning weeping cherry blossoms. The massive cherry tree that…
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Mikumari Zakura / 水分桜

Mikumari Zakura Cherry Trees

100 cherry trees known as “Mikumari Zakura” or Mikumari Cherry Trees are planted along the riverbank near the Udano Mikumari…
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Cherry blossoms at Nabari Central Park

Nabari Central Park is famous for a beautiful tunnel of cherry trees. Every year from late March through the middle…
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Butsuryu-ji Temple

This temple is widely believed to have been founded in the year 850 by Kenne, a notable disciple of Kukai,…
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Weeping Cherry Tree at Daishoji

Weeping cherry blossoms at the Daisho-ji Temple Ruins

Said to be over 300 years old, the aged blossoms of this Shidare-zakura (weeping cherry blossoms) continue to delight a large…
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Ono-ji Temple Ruins / 大野寺しだれ桜

Ono-ji Temple

This temple is renowned for two very impressive 300-year-old shidare-zakura weeping cherry blossom trees, as well as 10 other trees…
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Weeping cherry blossoms at Hozo-ji Temple

Weeping cherry blossoms and an intriguing hidden history   Great samurai general Toyotomi Hideyoshi is said to have ordered to…
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