Isehara City, Kanagawa Prefecture is a region rich in nature located in the center of Kanagawa Prefecture.
It is about 60 minutes by express from Shinjuku, and there are many recommended sightseeing spots such as "Oyama", one of the most popular mountaineering spots in the Kanto region!
We will send you information about the nature, historical sights, and popular sightseeing spots of Isehara City, so thank you!
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Isehara Tourism Association posted.
Isehara Flower Report 2026.03.25
Here is the latest update on cherry blossoms in Isehara City.
Cherry blossoms have started blooming across the city, bringing a clear sense of spring.
The weeping cherry at Mishima Shrine is blooming beautifully and is now at its best.
The cherry trees at Takanoyama Park have largely come into bloom, while those at the Sports Park need a little more time to reach full bloom.
Also, the Ooyama cherry is not yet blooming, so we can look forward to its flowers soon.
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Isehara Tourism Association posted.
[Isehara Flower Report] 2026.03.16
Here is today’s update on flower blooms around Isehara City.
The Okame cherry trees along Ōyama New Road have passed their peak viewing period.
Many petals have fallen, leaving calyxes so the overall appearance is a soft, pale pink.
The season is gradually shifting into spring.
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Isehara Tourism Association posted.
Isehara Flower Report 2026.03.13
Here is today’s report on flower blooming in Isehara City.
The mitsumata at Hinata Yakushi is in full, beautiful bloom and is currently at its best.
Soft yellow flowers that evoke spring are coloring the temple grounds.
At Maruyama Castle Ruins Park, a few almond blossoms have been confirmed.
Many buds remain, so the peak bloom seems yet to come.
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Isehara Tourism Association posted.
[Isehara Flower Report] 2026.03.03
We report on the flowering conditions around Isehara City.
Okame cherry blossoms along Ōyama New Road are at their best.
Soft pink blooms line the roadside, hinting at the arrival of spring.
In Maruyama Castle Ruins Park, a few almond flowers were seen in bloom, but
many buds remain. We look forward to further flowering.
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Isehara Tourism Association posted.
Isehara Market Celebrates Its 100th Edition!
On Sunday, February 22, 2026, the Isehara Market finally reaches its 100th event.
This popular gathering, always bustling with food trucks, flea markets, and stage performances, draws a lively crowd each time.
To mark this milestone, original novelty goods will be given away!
Make the most of the three-day weekend and come with family and friends.
Date and Time: Sunday, February 22, 2026, 10:00–15:00
Venue: Isehara City General Sports Park
Access: From Isehara Station North Exit, Platform 3 (bound for Nanasawa), about 10 minutes
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Isehara Tourism Association posted.
[2026 Japan Heritage Marche — Isehara City Will Also Be Present]
The Japan Heritage Marche, which shares the stories of Japan’s culture and traditions from each region, will be held this year in Yurakucho, Tokyo.
Isehara City will also have a booth at the event to showcase its unique local attractions.
At the venue, visitors can experience Japan’s heritage sites through tastings, samplings, and hands-on workshops from across the country.
Please come and join us.
Dates: Saturday, February 14, 2026 – Sunday, February 15, 2026
Times: February 14: 10:00–17:00
February 15: 10:00–16:00
Location: Yurakucho Station Plaza and Tokyo Kotsu Kaikan (1st-floor event space and others)
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Isehara Tourism Association posted.
[Isehara Setsubun Festival]
Yesterday, February 3rd, Setsubun festivals were held at various locations throughout Isehara City.
As a traditional event to drive away evil spirits (oni) associated with illness and disaster and to pray for health and safety, the festivals drew many worshippers and became a lively, energetic day.
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Isehara Tourism Association posted.
Ooyama Sky Lantern Event
Following last week, the second Ooyama Sky Lantern will take place tomorrow, Saturday, January 24th.
We are thrilled to welcome Yutaka Hozumi, the well-known reporter from FM Yokohama, as the event MC.
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Isehara Tourism Association posted.
Otayama Sky Lantern Event Held
On January 17th, the Otayama Sky Lantern event took place within the grounds of Oyama Afuri Shrine Lower Shrine.
Lanterns rose into the dusk sky, casting a soft, gentle glow.
Under Otayama’s clear winter sky, visitors enjoyed a magical, memorable moment.
The second event is scheduled for this weekend, January 24th.
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Isehara Tourism Association posted.
[Ooyama Wild Boar and Deer (Gibier) Fair Now Underway]
Ooyama is currently hosting the Ooyama Wild Boar and Deer (gibier) Fair.
Gibier cuisine in Ooyama, where boar hotpot has been enjoyed for generations, ranks alongside tofu dishes as a local specialty.
Many temple lodgings and restaurants serve seasonal flavors unique to this period.
Take this opportunity to visit Ooyama and taste these signature dishes.
*Some establishments may require reservations.*
Event Period
◆ Through March 31, 2026
For details, please see the official website.
https://www.city.isehara.kanagawa.jp/kankou_guide/docs/2025090900014/...
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