Tonouchi Sakura
A 200-year-old Beni-shidare (Red Weeping Cherry) nestled in a cemetery on a hill beside Itsukushima Shrine.
Tonouchi Sakura is a magnificent Beni-shidare (Red Weeping Cherry) tree with an estimated age of 200 years, located in Miharu Town, Fukushima Prefecture.
What makes it special
About Tonouchi Sakura
- Experience the breathtaking beauty of the vibrant crimson Red Weeping Cherry up close in a deeply emotional setting.
- Enjoy a serene atmosphere alongside Itsukushima Shrine, perfect for those seeking a quiet, historical experience.
- The unique hilltop location provides a stunning view of the gracefully drooping branches against the landscape.
- Ideal for travelers looking for a calmer, more peaceful alternative to the more crowded major cherry blossom spots in Miharu.
Weather forecast
Fri
9/18
19°/16°
25%
Sat
9/19
20°/17°
45%
Sun
9/20
23°/19°
90%
Mon
9/21
23°/19°
92%
Tue
9/22
25°/15°
22%
Wed
9/23
24°/13°
22%
Thu
9/24
23°/14°
24%
Tips
Payment
Cash only (Credit cards are generally not accepted for local transport or small facilities).
Language
English signage and staff support are limited.
Reservations
No reservation required.
Clothing
Wear layers suitable for outdoor spring weather.
Photography
Photography is allowed, but please be respectful of the cemetery surroundings.
Accessibility
Difficult for wheelchairs due to the hilltop location and uneven paths.
Etiquette
Please maintain a quiet demeanor and respect the local cemetery and environment.
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