Yamasakigawa Shiki no Michi (Four Seasons Path)
Yamasakigawa Shiki no Michi
Nagoya's famous cherry blossom spot, selected as one of Japan's 'Top 100 Cherry Blossom Spots'.
Yamasakigawa Shiki no Michi is a beautifully maintained riverside walking path along the Yamasaki River in Mizuho Ward, Nagoya, Aichi Prefecture.
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Tentang Yamasakigawa Shiki no Michi (Four Seasons Path)
- During the cherry blossom season, the 2.5km stretch of trees from Ishikawa to Ochiai Bridge is an absolutely breathtaking sight.
- The area near Kanae Bridge offers a beautiful view where the traditional wooden bridge harmonizes with the river and blossoms.
- You can enjoy a changing landscape by observing the seasonal flowers like hydrangeas and bush clover.
- If you visit during the night-time illumination periods, you can experience a magical and much more tranquil atmosphere.
Prakiraan cuaca
Kam
17/9
29°/21°
67%
Jum
18/9
28°/22°
14%
Sab
19/9
28°/22°
31%
Min
20/9
31°/23°
25%
Sen
21/9
31°/24°
26%
Sel
22/9
28°/20°
12%
Rab
23/9
26°/19°
18%
Tips
Payment
Access to the path is free of charge.
Language
English signage is limited; most information is in Japanese.
Reservation
No reservation is required for visiting.
Clothing
Comfortable walking shoes are highly recommended.
Photography
Please be respectful of others and avoid obstructing the path while taking photos.
Accessibility
The path is well-maintained, but some sections may have slight unevenness.
Etiquette
As this is a residential area, please keep noise low and do not leave any trash or hold large parties.
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