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Minamiizu Tourism Association
Jan. 31, 2024
The 26th Minami-no-Sakura and Nanohana Festival The Minami-no-Sakura and Nanohana Festival takes place from February 1st to March 10th. The Aono River in Minami-Izu Town overflows with the love‑sakura–colored Minami-no-Sakura. Peak bloom is expected...around February 10th or so. If you are coming by public transport Get off at Izukyu-Shimoda Station and take the Tokai Bus bound for Shimogamo (Platform 3). Get off at Kujōbashi (¥780) and walk about 2 minutes to Roadside Station Shimogamo Onsen Yunohana, which has the general information center. (The cherry tree promenade is behind it.) The nanohana field is right by the Hino stop (¥620). Tokai Bus phone: 0558-22-2514 Note: There is no train service through Minami-Izu Town. If you are coming by car Head for Roadside Station Shimogamo Onsen Yunohana. There are dedicated parking lots nearby, so please use them. ⚠ When viewing or photographing the nanohana fields or the nanohana along the cherry tree promenade, do not step on the flowers. Always use the paths and stairs. Please use the festival parking lots. Do not park at shops or on private land. Minami-no-Sakura to Nanohana Matsuri🌸 Minami-no-Sakura and Nanohana Festival "The 26th Southern Cherry Blossom and Field Mustard Festival" 1st February - 10th March 2024 In Shimogamo, Minami-Izu, Shizuoka, Japan The 26th Southern Cherry Blossom and Field Mustard Festival (Chinese translation) Inquiries Minami-Izu Town Tourism Association (general incorporated association) Tel: 0558-62-0141 (9:00–17:00, open daily)
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Jan. 30, 2024
Thatched village in Miyama, Kyoto It is a famous composition and a classic, but it is a place that can be said to be the gateway to Miyama I would like to see this wonderful scenery for many years to come, but when I come to the countryside, I always feel that it can be preserved forever, especially in areas with a large number of elderly people due to the declining birthrate, and I have been to the museum, but it is difficult to maintain it, and I feel that it is very difficult for the people who will inherit this history to pass it on to future generations.
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