[Early cherry blossom viewing information] 30 minutes by car from Ise and Matsusaka! Cherry blossom spots in the Okuise area known only to those in the know

Cherry blossoms at Sakura no Sato Park

A park located on the banks of the clear Miyagawa River. The cherry blossoms illuminated by the morning sun and the reflection of the cherry blossoms on the Miyagawa River are popular among camera enthusiasts. The number of parking spaces is limited, so please park your car and enjoy cherry blossom viewing.

Chaya Ichigan Jizo Sakura Road

A 50m long line of cherry blossom trees, marked by pink lanterns decorated during the cherry blossom season. The lanterns are illuminated at night (6:00 p.m. to 10:00 p.m.) from around March 17th to early April. During this period, you can use the parking lot of the former JA Taki-gun Okuise Farming Center Odai East Branch (1653-2 OdaiTown).

Cherry blossoms at Nagagaohashi Bridge

The balance of the cherry blossoms blooming on both sides of the red bridge spanning the Miyagawa River is indescribably beautiful. This is a famous spot that has only recently become known, and as it is a public road, there is no parking lot, but the road is wide in front of the bridge. Please be careful when passing.

Yamazakura at Aizu Pass

You can enjoy the wild cherry blossoms at Aizu Pass while driving along the general prefectural road Iinan Misetani Stop Line. The best time to see them is from early to mid-April. There are spots where Someiyoshino cherry trees bloom on both sides of the prefectural road, so it's a good idea to aim to see the cherry blossoms together. You can park a few cars at the observation deck, but please enjoy the parking lot.

Weeping cherry blossoms at TaikiTown Hall Kashiwazaki Branch

A weeping cherry tree that is about 150 years old is located in front of TaikiTown Hall Kashiwazaki Branch. It has been designated as a natural monument of the town. It is also illuminated during the season.

Chugoro cherry blossoms in Kasagi Valley

Kasagi Valley is also a spot for autumn leaves. The reason why the approximately 60-year-old weeping cherry tree was named "Chugoro Sakura" is because the late Mr. Chugoro Ogura, a local native, conducted many years of research and succeeded in grafting a cherry tree from TaikiTown Hall's Kashiwazaki Branch.

Sankai no Sato: Cherry blossom trees along the riverbed

Located on the riverbed along TaikiTown River that runs behind the tourist hub ``Sankai no Sato'', there is a direct sales corner with local specialties such as seafood from ouchiyama cho Nishiki, dairy products from ouchiyama, and shiitake mushrooms, as well as a rest area. , rows of cherry blossom trees spread out on the left and right banks. After enjoying cherry blossom viewing, be sure to go shopping!