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Mar. 14, 2024
[Image1]Isehara Flower Report for March 14The ume (Japanese plum) at Hyuga Yakushi is still viewableThe almo
[Image2]Isehara Flower Report for March 14The ume (Japanese plum) at Hyuga Yakushi is still viewableThe almo
[Image3]Isehara Flower Report for March 14The ume (Japanese plum) at Hyuga Yakushi is still viewableThe almo
[Image4]Isehara Flower Report for March 14The ume (Japanese plum) at Hyuga Yakushi is still viewableThe almo
[Image5]Isehara Flower Report for March 14The ume (Japanese plum) at Hyuga Yakushi is still viewableThe almo

Isehara Flower Report for March 14
The ume (Japanese plum) at Hyuga Yakushi is still viewable
The almond blossoms at Maruyama Castle Ruins Park are in bud
The weeping cherry at Mishima Shrine is in bud
The Okame cherry along Oyama Shinmichi has passed its peak
Temperatures are rising, and spring is finally arriving
The long-awaited days for flower viewing are just around the corner
Our staff predicts that many spots will reach peak bloom around the 20th
A resident cat was running around the grounds of Hyuga Yakushi

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Kinchyan Comes to Kogaku-in Cherry Tree Planting Festival Sunday, April 14 at 1:00 PM At Kogaku-in (Sannomiya 682) The Itoen-sponsored annual Kinichi Hagimoto Cherry Tree Planting Festival will be held under the banner “Let’s create a new cherry blossom spot in Isehara!” Kinichi Hagimoto, known as Kinchyan, will attend on the day There will also be a talk show by Kinchyan. Inquiries: Noman Temple Tel: 0463-95-0967
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The 39th Oyama Mountain Climb Marathon Sunday, March 10, 2024 Opening ceremony 9:00–9:20 at Isehara Elementary School grounds Starts: 10:00 / 10:30 / 11:00 The long-running 39th Oyama Mountain Climb Marathon returns this year! Runners set off from in front of Isehara Station and race along Oyama Shinmichi toward the goal at the lower shrine of MtOoyama Afuri Shrine. The uphill gradually begins around Ishikura Bridge, and the climbing curve in front of Koyasu Myojin Hibita Shrine looks pretty steep. From the old road to Koma Sando and then on the Onnazaka route, if you run—or rather climb—you will reach the goal at the lower shrine of MtOoyama Afuri Shrine. Road restrictions will be in place during the event, so please be careful. For details, see the official website. ★ Start times 10:00 (Men aged 50s and 60s and over) 10:30 (Men in their 40s; Women under 39; Women 40 and over) 11:00 (Men 29 and under; Men in their 30s) ※ Photo courtesy of Kunihiko Meguro

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