Mukogawa Sakura Corridor

Overview

The Mukogawa Sakura Corridor is a approximately 4.8km cherry blossom-lined path along the Mukogawa River embankment in Sanda City, Hyogo Prefecture. In spring, about 5,100 cherry trees burst into bloom, creating a breathtaking scene where the gentle murmur of the river blends with the vibrant pink of the blossoms. During cherry blossom season, numerous tourists visit, creating a lively atmosphere. Even outside of cherry blossom season, you can enjoy the lush greenery and take a relaxing stroll along the river. The Mukogawa Sakura Corridor is part of the 'Hometown Sakurazutsumi Corridor', a 170km-long path developed by Hyogo Prefecture over about 10 years starting in 1991. Walking through this tunnel of cherry blossoms brings a sense of calm, allowing you to forget the hustle and bustle of everyday life. The fragrance of cherry blossoms promotes relaxation and offers a therapeutic experience. Furthermore, the Mukogawa Sakura Corridor offers beautiful scenery throughout the year, with cherry blossoms in spring, lush green leaves in summer, autumn foliage, and snowy landscapes in winter.