Ebara Shrine The area Ebara shrine is a small shrine that includes in Tokai Shichifukujin (Seven gods) Course.This course is a walking trail that contains 7 shrines and temples between Shinbaba Station to Omori-Kaigan Station. The including shrines and temples are;Shinagawa Shrine > Yoganji Temple > Shinagawa-Naritasan-Isshinji Temple > Ebara Shrine > Honsenji Temple > Tenso […]
Matsudayama Herb Garden About the Garden This herb garden is located inside of Nishihirahatake Park in Matsudasoryo, Matsuda Town, Kanagawa prefecture. It raises a large variety of herbs on its 3,667-square-meter ground. Visitors can view the seasonal herbs while strolling the path through the garden. The area is on small mountain, so there are a
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Nara Park (In the Sakura Season) Nara Park is one of the must-see areas in Nara City. About the park Nara Park (奈良公園, Nara Kōen) is a large park in central Nara, the vast area covers 660 hectares and the park etablished in 1880. The park is renowned for its free-roaming deer. Nara’s over 1200
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Obara Shikizakura Festival It’s almost impossible to choose between cherry blossoms and autumn foliage. The two most popular seasonal attractions have a lot to offer, but who says you can’t enjoy them both at the same time? Four Season Sakura Obara district in Toyota, Aiichi prefecture is home to the one-of-a-kind Obara Shikizakura Four-Season Cherry Blossom
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Asahi Funakawa Spring Quartet A Spring Quartet of the Northern Alps, Rows of Cherry Trees, Tulips, and Nanohana Flowers What is the `Spring Quarter` Local farmers in the Funagawashin area plant nanohana flowers (rapeseed flowers) and early-flowering tulips every year to go with the cherry trees along the Funakawa River in Asahi Town in Toyama
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Miharu Takizakura About Miharu Takizakura Miharu Takizakura (三春滝桜) is considered by many as the single most beautiful cherry tree in Japan. It is located in Miharu a small town in central Fukushima Prefecture. “Takizakura” literally means “waterfall cherry tree” in Japanese; Taki = 滝 = WaterFall , Zakura ＝桜 = Cherry Blossom. Like Waterfall A
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