Natural Scenery
Oshiro-zaka Shidarezakura
Oshirozaka Shidarezakura
Three stunning pink weeping cherry trees, aged 350 to 500 years, stand gracefully along the slope leading to the Miharu Castle ruins.Explore this spot
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Oshiro-zaka Shidarezakura refers to a group of three pink weeping cherry trees (Benishidarezakura) located on the slope leading to the Miharu Castle ruins in Miharu Town, Fukushima Prefecture.
What makes it special
Cherry Blossom SpotWeeping Cherry TreeMiharu Town SightseeingSpring WalkNatural Landscape
About Oshiro-zaka Shidarezakura
- Visit in mid-April to experience the breathtaking sight of the pink weeping cherry trees in full bloom.
- Plan a walking route that includes the slope toward Shiroyama Park for an efficient and scenic sightseeing experience.
- Respect the private property by following local etiquette and enjoying the natural beauty quietly.
- Combine with other landmarks like the Miharu Takizakura to fully immerse yourself in the cherry blossom culture of Fukushima.
Tips
Payment
This is a free sightseeing spot.
English Support
English-language signage and assistance are limited.
Reservations
No reservation is required.
Clothing
Comfortable walking shoes are recommended due to the sloping terrain.
Photography
Photography is allowed, but please respect the private property boundaries.
Accessibility
The area features slopes and uneven surfaces.
Etiquette
This is private property; please do not enter restricted areas or damage the plants.