Mizunoka no Sakura
Suichu no Sakura
A historic weeping cherry tree boasting 250 years of age.
Mizunoka no Sakura (Mizunoka no Shidarezakura) is a historic single weeping cherry tree located in Takayama Village, Nakai Kami<i> district, Nagano Prefecture.
What makes it special
About Mizunoka no Sakura
- Witness the overwhelming presence of this 22-meter-tall giant, a weeping cherry tree with 250 years of history.
- Immerse yourself in cinematic history by visiting the filming location of the movie 'Kita no Reinen.'
- Experience a natural treasure as one of the 'Five Great Cherry Trees of Takayama Village,' a vital part of Japan's natural heritage.
- Plan your visit between March and April to see the tree at its most breathtaking, full-bloom peak.
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Weather forecast
Fri
9/18
26°/16°
0%
Sat
9/19
26°/18°
24%
Sun
9/20
22°/19°
55%
Mon
9/21
22°/20°
83%
Tue
9/22
22°/15°
31%
Wed
9/23
25°/14°
35%
Thu
9/24
21°/15°
28%
Tips
Payment
Please carry cash or a credit card if using nearby facilities.
Language
English support and signage may be limited on-site.
Reservation
No advance booking is required.
Clothing
Wear comfortable walking shoes and clothing for outdoor exploration.
Photography
Photography of the scenery is welcome.
Accessibility
The terrain is natural and may include uneven surfaces or steps.
Etiquette
Please respect the environment and the protection of the cherry tree.
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