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Dylan Gibson
Apr. 1, 2021
Awesome! The cherry blossoms here are so bountiful! I like the sign as well. I've always wondered how these signs are made actually. It kind of looks like woodburning but at the same time I'm not so sure if that's the case. Either way, looks cool! I've not heard of Shingu Castle until now, but it looks like it was one of the castles torn down in the Meiji Period. From my understanding they're working to restore it so I wonder how it's coming along. I like visiting ruins though, so maybe before they finish rebuilding it I can make my way over there to see them lol. Obviously I'd like to see the restoration, but ruins are just as cool in my opinion. They have their own uniqueness to them!
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おれんじ
Apr. 1, 2021
The cherry blossoms blooming on the castle ruins were very beautiful.
  • Castles
  • Ancient burial mound/Ruins
  • Cherry blossoms
  • Meiji period
  • Wakayama Prefecture
Dylan Gibson
Mar. 31, 2021
What a beautiful view. In Tokyo too! This kind of reminds me of a sight you'd see in Kyoto, with the cherry blossoms along the river there and the yakatabune (this river is obviously too shallow, I know). I also get vibes of summer with the kawadoko over the rivers. None in this photo obviously, but still. I'm not sure why, but I really like these types of waterways where the water is really shallow and it'd be just enough to keep you cool on a hot summer day. Really makes me want to visit Kyoto to eat over one of those kawadoko or to just go for a picnic near a river even. It's starting to get warmer each day and I find myself only wearing a sweatshirt in the early morning or in the latest hours of night. Before long I'll be turning the AC on!
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you_1581
Mar. 31, 2021
At Onda River near Naruse Station, Machida City, Tokyo.
Beautiful cherry blossoms bloom ? every year

Since it is a promenade, there is no parking lot, but Sotetsu Rosen at Naruse Station has a free parking lot for 1 hour, so I think it is a good idea to park here.

However, it takes about 15 minutes to walk from Rosen to the promenade.

By the way, if you shop more than 1,000 somewhere in Rosen, you can park for +1 hour, so it may be good to take a walk in the cherry blossoms while shopping.
  • Tokyo
  • Kyoto Prefecture
  • River
  • Cherry blossoms
  • Cherry blossom viewing
  • Machida

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