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Oshiro-zaka Shidarezakura
Oshirozaka Shidarezakura
Benishidarezakura (Pink Weeping Cherry) with an age of 350 to 500 years, standing gracefully along the slope leading to the Miharu Castle ruins.Esplora questo luogo
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The Oshiro-zaka Shidarezakura refers to a group of three Benishidarezakura (pink weeping cherry trees) located on the Namioka family estate along the slope leading to the Miharu Castle ruins in Miharu Town, Fukushima Prefecture.
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Cherry Blossom SpotWeeping CherryMiharu SightseeingSpring WalkNatural Landscape
Su Oshiro-zaka Shidarezakura
- Visit during the best season in mid-April to witness the full bloom of the pink weeping cherry trees.
- It is most efficient to stop by while walking the slope on your way to the Shiyaoma Park area.
- Please respect the private property etiquette and enjoy the natural scenery quietly.
- Combine your visit with other famous spots like the Miharu Takizakura to deeply experience the cherry blossom culture of Fukushima.
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Payment
This is a free viewing spot.
Language
English-language guidance is limited.
Reservation
No reservation 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 involves slopes and uneven surfaces.
Manners
As this is private property, please do not enter restricted areas or damage the plants.