A fantasy cherry blossom paradise where pink waterfalls cascade down

Haradani-en is a hidden cherry blossom viewing spot in Kyoto, highly recommended by those who have visited, and dubbed 'a cherry blossom spot that must be seen in this lifetime'. Immersed in it, one can feel as if bathing in cherry blossoms, a true haven on earth. When the flowers bloom, even the air seems to turn pink, creating a rare dreamy place. Haradani-en has various types of cherry blossoms, such as Higan weeping cherry, Omuro cherry, and Oshima cherry, among which the red weeping cherry is the most prominent, giving Haradani-en an elegant touch of pink everywhere, adding a unique Japanese subtlety compared to the usual cherry blossoms. The garden also features competing plum and crabapple blossoms, making Haradani-en brimming with the spirit of spring during the season. Opening Hours: Monday to Sunday 09:00-16:00 Transportation Guide: Take the city bus 205 system from 'Kitaoji Station' on the subway towards 'Kinkakuji-michi', get off at 'Nishitenjin-mae' (about 35 minutes), then transfer to a bus towards 'Haradani', and get off at the terminal (about 10 minutes), followed by a 2-minute walk; Take the city-operated bus North 1 system from 'Kitaoji Station' on the subway to 'Omiya Genkoan-mae' (about 20 minutes), then walk for about 30 to 40 minutes; Haradani-en is open for general visits from late March to late April and during the autumn foliage season (late November to early December).