[Cherry Blossoms - Best Viewing] Tsu Kairaku Park

Once known as "Oyamaso" or "Oyamaso Mountain," it began when the 11th lord of the Tsu domain, Tokudo Takayuki, established a villa during the Ansei period (1854-1860). The natural hills and valley features are fully utilized, and in spring, about 10,000 cherry trees, mainly Somei Yoshino, along with around 800 vivid purple azaleas, bloom magnificently.

Date & Time

Late Mar～Early Apr

Note

The event date is an estimate of the best viewing period, which may vary due to climate and other factors.

Venue

Tsu Kairaku Park

Address

147-1 Hiroaki-cho, Tsu City, Mie Prefecture

parking

During the spring festival period, there will be temporary parking available; however, due to expected congestion, public transportation is recommended.

Access

Approximately 10 minutes from Tsu IC on the Ise Expressway.

Access (Public)

About a 3-minute walk from the west exit of JR and Kintetsu 'Tsu' Station.

Contact

059-226-1311 （Tsu Kairaku Park Office）

URL

https://tsukanko.jp/spot/s31/