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Mar. 3, 2023
Introducing the photos posted on "Everyone's Post"! This is a pickup post of the inbound tourism information SNS "Cool Japan Video". Today, I would like to introduce aki.06261949's post "Omura Park in Nagasaki". The row of illuminated cherry blossom trees is a fantastic picture. Omura Park, located in Kushima, Omura City, Nagasaki Prefecture, is a park on the ruins of Kushima Castle Omura Castle, which has been selected as one of the "Top 100 Historical Parks of Japan". In spring, about 2,000 cherry trees bloom throughout the park, and it has been selected as one of the "100 best cherry blossom spots in the Japan". Starting with Omura cherry, which has been designated as a natural monument, you can enjoy more than 21 varieties of cherry blossoms. It usually blooms in late March ~ early April, but it depends on the climate, so it is recommended to check the flowering status on the Internet. A cherry blossom festival is also scheduled to be held from late March. Details for 2023 have not yet been announced. Please check the official website. ) From late May to early June, when the irises are in full bloom, the "Omura Flower Iris Festival" is also held. About 300,000 irises planted in the moat ruins of Kushima Castle bloom and are colored from pale purple to vivid purple. The Iris Festival sells local specialties and holds various events, making it popular with tourists. ◆Omura Park Kushima Castle Ruins◆ 【Address】〒856-0834 Nagasaki Prefecture Omura City Kushima 1-43 【Access】 About 10 minutes by bus from JR Omura Station Bus stop: Get off at City Hall and walk 1 minute 【Parking】Available / 134 cars free During the flower festival late March to mid-June, there is a temporary parking lot. ★ The 16th COOL JAPAN VIDEOS Photo Contest is currently being held under the theme of "Japan sightseeing spots to visit in spring"! ★
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aki.06261949
Apr. 1, 2021
Today I will upload the cherry blossoms at night.
This is one at Omura Park in Nagasaki.
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はなぶさ
Feb. 7, 2023
Today, in the series "Kobe, Rediscovered", we will deliver the "Cherry Blossom Tunnel" in Nada Ward, a famous place for cherry blossoms, as the seventh stage. The weather has finally passed spring, and the cherry blossom season is approaching again this year. This famous spot in Takao-dori, Nada-ku, Kobe City, is a slope of about 400 meters from north to south, and 70 old Yoshino cherry trees are planted on both sides of the road. This row of cherry blossom trees was planted in the Taisho era at the same time as the opening of the Maya Cable. The appearance is shaped like branches and leaves on both sides covering the road like a tunnel, so I think you can comfortably enjoy the cherry blossom trees if you walk through it leisurely. The photo was taken on April 2 of last year, when it was in full bloom. The petals in the foreground are dyed red by traffic lights photographing the cherry blossoms at night before dawn Please note that during the flowering season, there are a little more people passing by, and this is a road that city buses also pass through. At the top of the hill is the Maya Cable station. You can go to the top of Mt. Maya by cable car, so next time I would like to deliver the night view from the Kikuseidai.
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Lily0321
Jan. 14, 2023
Approximately 2,600 cherry trees of 52 species are planted in Hirosaki Park, and it is a famous cherry blossom spot that is counted as one of the "three major cherry blossom viewing spots in Japan". There are many highlights, such as the Somei Yoshino cherry tree, the longest living cherry tree in Hirosaki Park that is over 140 years old, the illuminated night cherry blossoms, and the "flower raft" where cherry blossom petals fill the entire moat, and many people from inside and outside the prefecture visit the "Hirosaki Sakura Festival" held from late April to early May every year.
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kuribou_san
May. 28, 2022
🌸 Cherry blossom viewing solo 🌸 for one week Magic Hour and Bonfire 🔥 and 🔥 Cherry Blossoms 🌸 What It feels like 😅 the second day is already over. 😅ps.It was the third day. I made 😅 a mistake. Review later,, It must have rained for two days, but the 😂 sunset Day sensory paralysis There is no 👍 doubt that the salt-grilled ayu Recently favorite chicken wings There is 👍 no doubt about this too ✨✨✨ Magic Hour and 🔥 Bonfire 🔥 & Sakura I love camping more and more. Sakura 🌸 also came into view comfortably, and I think I was able to have a luxurious time outdoors. . . . #Magic Hour #Cherry blossom viewing camp #Camp Rice #Outdoor #Photo Contest #Solo Camp #Campinglife #Camping Girls #Outdoorlife #Camping #Asimo Craft #outdoors #Snow Peak #Lantern #Camper #Camping Rice #Campinggear #Camping Beginner #Bonfire #Camp Gear #Family Camp #Wood stove #Copper kettle #Oil lantern #I want to connect with people who like camping #캠핑 #캠핑스타그램 #dew #circus cotton
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風間絆名
Apr. 1, 2022
Higashisumiyoshi-ku, Osaka, along the Imagawa River. It is a beautiful place where beautiful flowers bloom throughout the four seasons. In addition, Japanese items such as Shigaraki tanuki figurines and tiles are placed, making it a picturesque photo spot. In spring, the cherry blossoms are in full bloom, and there are also weeping cherry blossoms and white cherry blossoms, so you can fully feel the four seasons of Japan while strolling. It's also nice to be able to enjoy it for free.
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開智国際日本語学校(Kaichi International School of Japanese)
Mar. 21, 2022
[English/Japanese] The day before yesterday, the Japan Meteorological Agency announced that cherry blossoms had bloomed in Tokyo. In Japan, this time of year’s weather forecast reports not only temperatures and conditions but also the status of the cherry blossoms. Hanami, a traditional Japanese event, began 1,300 years ago and is popular with foreign tourists. In this issue, we introduce hanami etiquette. 1 The star of the show is the cherry blossoms Cherry blossom viewing means eating and drinking under the cherry trees. Cherry trees are very delicate. When you eat, do not place a sheet at the base of the cherry tree. The base of the tree is where it breathes, so place your sheet away from it. Also, do not break cherry branches just because their blossoms are beautiful. Cherry blossoms decompose easily. If you break a branch, you may have to pay a fine for damage to property. Please be careful. 2 Park rules During holidays at this time of year, the number of people viewing cherry blossoms in parks increases greatly. Some parks are lit up at night and become popular date spots. Each park has different rules, so check the park rules before going to hanami. For example, some parks prohibit bringing alcoholic beverages, while others forbid the use of fire. Also, be sure to take your trash home and clean up properly before you finish your hanami. Even though it is spring, nights can get very cold, so bring warm clothing. 3 Cherry blossom motif goods Hanami is not limited to parks. During this season, you will see many cherry blossom–inspired decorations around the city and in stores. At cafes, you can enjoy cherry blossom latte art and pink cakes. At general stores, you can find products printed with cherry blossoms. Because they are available only during this season, they are popular as souvenirs. Look for them! Hachioji, where our school is located, has many famous cherry blossom viewing spots. Some parks are lit up at night, so be sure to visit them! Tokyo announced two days ago that cherry blossoms had opened, according to the Japan Meteorological Agency. In Japan, at this time of year the weather forecast reports not only temperature and weather but also the condition of the cherry blossoms. The traditional Japanese event hanami began 1,300 years ago and is popular with foreign tourists. This time, we introduce hanami manners. 1 The cherry blossoms are the main attraction Hanami means eating and drinking under the cherry trees. Cherry trees are very delicate. When eating, do not place a sheet at the tree’s base. The tree’s base is where it breathes. Lay your sheet away from it. Also, do not break branches just because the blossoms are beautiful. Cherry trees rot easily, and breaking a branch can be punished as property damage with a fine. Take care. 2 Park rules On holidays at this time of year, the number of people enjoying hanami in parks increases greatly. Some places are lit up at night and become popular date spots. Park rules differ, so always check a park’s rules before having hanami there. For example, some parks ban bringing alcohol, and others prohibit using fire. Also, take your trash home and clean up properly when you finish. Although it is spring, nights can be very cold, so don’t forget warm clothing. 3 Cherry-themed goods Hanami is not only in parks. In this season you can see many cherry blossom–themed decorations around town and in shops. At cafes, try cherry blossom latte art and pink cakes. At gift shops, you will find items printed with cherry blossoms. Because they are seasonal, they are popular as souvenirs. Please look for them. Hachioji, where our school is located, has many famous cherry blossom spots. Some parks are lit up at night, so be sure to visit them!
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