[2025 Shinshiro Attraction] Travel Guide for Kawatsu Cherry Blossom Avenue (Shinshiro) (Updated Apr)

🌸15/02/2024When we visited, it was in full bloom, and this year it bloomed earlier than in previous years. 🌸The Kawazu cherry blossoms on both sides of the Kawazu River are in full bloom. A whole row of pink cherry blossoms is quite beautiful and romantic, and there are also golden rapeseed flowers in full bloom. Today might be 🌸because the weather forecast said it would rain, so there was no traffic jam when I arrived in the afternoon. There were a lot of people but it wasn’t crowded. 🌸If the weather is good, it is recommended to come early during the Sakura Festival, because there will be heavy traffic and crowds of people. It is recommended to go out early to avoid traffic jams. 🌸In addition, Kawazu holds the Kawazu Sakura Festival every year during the flower viewing season. One of the programs is the night cherry blossoms. From 6pm to 9pm every night, some cherry trees will be illuminated by lights. 🌸In addition to the beautiful Kawazu Sakura, there are many stalls and food. #Tokyo Attractions

I went to "Kawazu Sakura Namiki" in #Shinshiro City, #Aichi Prefecture ((((((っ･ω･)っ They are planted on the south side of the tunnel for 150m ✿ﾟ❀.(*´▽`*)❀.ﾟ✿ They are planted on both sides of the road, so it looks like a tunnel of cherry blossoms, and it feels good to go through it on a motorcycle (〃艸〃)♡ It was a little past the season, and the leaves were starting to fall, but it was beautiful ∑d(≧▽≦*) It looks great if you park your motorcycle at the entrance to the tunnel and take a picture from inside the tunnel Σp📷ω･´) I think next week is the last chance, so if you want to go, it's better to go early or postpone it until next year 🏍Kawazu Sakura Namiki🏍 Address: Nagashinosugishishita 2, Shinshiro City, Aichi Prefecture Best time to see: Early March #Sakura2024 #Shinobichan

Kawazu-zakura is the earliest cherry blossom variety in Japan. Although it can be seen in many places, the most macroscopic view must be in Kawazu-cho, where it is produced. The whole place is full of cherry blossoms. Both banks of Kawazu-cho are planted with cherry blossoms, stretching for 5 kilometers, which is beautiful! It is definitely a great place to enjoy cherry blossoms. The colors are very bright and romantic💕 There are many snack stalls on both sides of the road, such as Taiyaki, Sakura Daifuku, etc. It is definitely worth seeing! There are cherry blossoms blooming overhead🌸 📍Kawazu-cho Cherry Blossom Avenue #GlobalTravel

1. History of cherry blossoms: Wild cherry blossoms originated in the Himalayas millions of years ago and later spread to China, Korea and Japan. According to Chinese literature, cherry blossoms were already cultivated in Chinese palaces during the Qin and Han dynasties more than 2,000 years ago. By the Tang Dynasty, cherry blossoms had become common in private gardens. Bai Juyi once wrote a poem saying, "I know that the official residence is not my home, so I dig up wild cherries and plant them all over the yard." There are as many as 33 species of wild cherries native to my country. Unfortunately, we let wild cherries fend for themselves and seldom take the trouble to discover their greater ornamental value. 2. Early cherry blossoms in Hejin: As a fanatic about cherry blossoms, I went to Hejin today, accompanied by Qing Shuai, to enjoy the first batch of cherry blossoms this year. After learning about the history of Kawazu early cherry blossoms, I discovered that half of the Kawazu cherry blossoms are Chinese bell-flowered cherry blossoms, which are hybridized with Japanese Oshima cherry blossoms. After decades of careful cultivation by the Japanese, the first batch of cherry blossoms are produced every year. After the early cherry blossoms in Kawazu bloomed, they slowly spread across Japan, from south to north. 3. Understanding: This has to make us realize something. China is vast and rich in resources. It is known as a treasure house of plants and has a rich variety of flowers. Unfortunately, our national flower seems to have never been chosen. Some time ago, the relevant departments mentioned the national flower - peony, and submitted it to the relevant departments. I hope there will be a follow-up. Just wait!

Kawazu Sakura is a type of cherry blossom. The tree was discovered in Kawazu-cho, Gunkawazu-cho, so it was named Kawazu-zakura. Its characteristic is that it blooms the earliest in Honshu, Japan, so it is also called "Japan's No. 1 Sakura". It seems to be a niche/remote place, and it is easier to photograph the cherry blossoms than in the city! Kawazu cherry blossoms usually bloom in early spring. There are 8,000 Kawazu cherry trees, and a special event is held during the blooming period. Kawazu Cherry Blossom Festival. There will be snack stalls and the night cherry blossoms will be lit up, it will be very lively! And the time for next year has already come out! 📆2024 Minamiizu Cherry Blossom and Rape Blossom Festival Festival of Cherry Blossom and Rapa Flowers in Southern Izu Construction 3 Date: February 1 to March 10, 2024 Location of the Keikawazu Cherry Blossom Festival: Minamiizu Town and Shimogamo, Shizuoka Prefecture Hot springs (around Qingyanchuan) 🌸Flower viewing area 1️⃣Hejin River This is the spot with the most cherry blossoms in the area. Here you can also see the beautiful scenery of cherry blossoms and rapeseed flowers blooming together 2️⃣The cherry blossom path behind the Yongshanzi Hot Spring Club The path is full of cherry blossoms 3️⃣ Kawazu-cho Sakura Log This cherry tree was planted in 1955 and is the originator of Kawazu Town's cherry blossom history. In fact, it’s already there as soon as you exit the station, so you can take as many photos as you like! 🚝Transportation: 1. Take the Odoriko train from Tokyo Station to Kawazu Station, about 2 Half an hour 2. Take the Kodama Shinkansen and get off at Atami Station Izu Line (Izu Kyuko Line) - Kawazu Station, 2 hours hour #JapanTravel #WeekendTrip #OverseasTrip

Due to the pandemic, I haven't been to Japan for two years. Around February this year, the pandemic gradually eased and policies in various countries were relaxed, so I couldn't wait to rush out of Hong Kong ✈️ and go to Japan to enjoy the Kawazu cherry blossoms in Izu City, Shizuoka Prefecture 🌸. Since Kawazu cherry blossoms have begun to bloom earlier than cherry blossoms in other regions in late February, it is considered an earlier area in Japan where you can enjoy cherry blossoms 📸, and the full bloom period is relatively long, about three to four weeks. There are about 800 light pink cherry blossom trees 🌸 on both sides of the river Jinchuan to Sasahara Park, which is about 4 kilometers long, so it is spectacular to take photos and check in casually 👍. Although it is drizzling, it adds a touch of poetry and romance 💗. Looking forward to the Kawazu cherry blossoms blooming in the sun next year🌸. #Japan and Korea City Attractions #Japan Attractions #Sakura #Shizuoka Prefecture #Overseas Travel #Sakura Check-in Spot

Every year, I come to admire the cherry blossoms with my friends. We are too busy with work during normal times, so we choose to take vacations during the off-season to play~ It's really not lonely without friends, and I don't want to go back to the hotel. Even the background can be so beautiful in photos, thank you dear~ I really love this pink flower~ My girlish heart is overflowing. By the way, we can also go to other places to play. I fell in love with the quiet town of Kawanishi, Shizuoka.

In 2023, the earliest blooming cherry blossoms in Japan will be in Kawazu-zakura, Izu. In the beautiful spring season, the Kawazu-zakura cherry blossoms begin to bloom and spread their fragrance along the four-kilometer-long river in the Izu Peninsula. Izu Kawazu Cherry Blossom Festival has become one of the earliest places in Japan to enjoy cherry blossoms. The Kawazu Cherry Blossom Festival is the earliest cherry blossom festival in eastern Japan. The flowering season starts in early February every year, and cherry blossoms bloom for a whole month. Cherry Blossom Viewing Guide 1. Tokyo-Izukogen-Izu Oshima-Tokyo 2. During the festival, the number of tourists exceeds one million every year. 3. The large petals of the Hejin cherry blossom tree are a bright pink color, perfect for taking photos. Cherry Blossom Viewing Guide A Izu Kawanishi Festival The festival spans from Kawanishi-cho to Mine Onsen, with the focus on the banks of the Kawanishi River. The cherry blossoms in Kawanishi are a vibrant shade of pink and become even more lively at night when the beautiful lights on the cherry blossom trees are lit up. B Hejin Rapeseed Flower Road With the blooming of cherry blossoms, in early March, the rapeseed flowers on the riverbank also slowly opened up, the vibrant yellow adding to the liveliness of the entire Hejin River. C Izu Kogen Station Front [Cherry Blossom Tunnel] The cherry blossom tunnel in front of Izu-Kogen Station is also a famous cherry blossom viewing spot. During the blooming season, more than 600 cherry blossom trees gather and enclose the road, decorating it into a pink tunnel that extends along the winding road. When the flowers bloom in Beijing, and the cherry blossoms bloom all over the mountains and fields, you will surely be intoxicated in the ocean of these flowers.

Cherry Blossom Avenue in Kawazu-cho, Izu, Japan.  The Kawazu cherry blossoms bloom early, starting in mid-February, and last about a month. They are known as theNo. 1 cherry blossom in Honshu, Japan. During the flowering period, a cherry blossom festival is held locally with many different stalls. Very freehand. You can take public transportation or drive to the local area. There are many parking lots. During the festival, the parking fee is 1,000 yen for the whole day.

#QuintessaCampaign Kawazu cherry blossoms are said to be the earliest to bloom in Japan. At the beginning of February, they were still in bud. A statue of the Izu dancer welcomes you in front of the station. As you walk down the street, you will come across a temple related to the Kappa legend. The "Anbata Wasako" also looks delicious. The mountains, scenery, and atmosphere remind me of something from a Japanese folk tale.

From the end of February to the middle of March, it is the flowering period of the Izu Kawazu cherry blossoms in Japan. You can see the pink cherry blossoms along the Kawazu Flower Avenue. Although we are the flowering period of Kawazu Sakura, it is also very beautiful. Green plus pink, plus blue sky, is a good outing point. You can go to the nearby hot springs to enjoy a hot spring, watch the sea, listen to the tide, eat cherry blossom fish cake, very comfortable once. Japanese countryside hiking outing