Naedazawa Sakura

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Two Yoshino cherry trees, 350-400 years old, in full bloom, their reflection in the water creating a breathtaking scene.

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Flower Viewing

HighlightsTwo Yoshino cherry trees, 350-400 years old
Consistent blooming period each year
Cherry blossoms reflected in the water
Magical illumination
Adjacent flooded paddy fields

Basic Information

Address: Wasa 567, Gero, Gifu Prefecture, Japan Search for tourist attractions in Gifu

Access: Train: About a 30-minute walk from JR Takayama Line Yaikeshi Station. From Gero Station, take the Gero Bus Nakahara Line and get off at Yamato Bridge (approx. 30 minutes), then walk for about 2 minutes. Car: Cross Nakahara Ohashi Bridge from National Route 41, and proceed on Gifu Prefectural Road 432 Monwa Saseto Line for about 2km. Parking: Approximately 230 spaces available. A sightseeing bus tour is available from Gero Onsen during the illumination period. Show route

Op.Hours: For business hours, please contact the Gero City General Tourist Information Center.

Cld.Days: No days off.

Fee: Admission is free.

INFO: There are several parking lots nearby. Expect heavy traffic during the illumination period, so please consider using public transportation. Cherry blossoms typically bloom from early to mid-April. Check the Gero City Tourism Association website for the latest bloom information. Naeshiro Sakura is a quiet cherry tree nestled in nature. Please enjoy it respectfully and quietly during your visit.

HP: https://www.gero.jp/kanko/spot/detail/42

Overview

Located in Wasa, Gero City, Gifu Prefecture, Naedazawa Sakura refers to two Yoshino cherry trees, each approximately 350-400 years old. Because their blooming period is consistent every year, it's said that local farmers used to rely on their blossoming as a sign to begin preparing for rice planting. Also known as Koyomi Sakura (Calendar Cherry) and Yakushi-sama no Sakura (Yakushi Buddha's Cherry), these trees are beloved by the locals. Naedazawa Sakura's peak bloom is typically from early to mid-April. The sight of two cherry trees in full bloom is truly awe-inspiring. The reflection of the blossoms in the water is especially stunning and breathtaking. At night, the trees are illuminated, offering a different, magical atmosphere. The surrounding area features serene paddy fields, providing a tranquil environment for relaxation. Gero Onsen is also nearby, allowing you to enjoy both hot springs and cherry blossoms. Naedazawa Sakura is a cherished spring spectacle in Gero City, captivating numerous visitors.

Naedazawa Sakura

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