[Cherry Blossom Viewing] Shimamachi Kikuzakura

A solitary cherry tree standing in the precincts of Shimamachi Shrine. It was announced as a new species in the spring of 2013. Named after Shimamachi Shrine, this cherry blossom is called 'Shimamachi Kikuzakura.' Its features include deep flower color, an average of 156 petals per flower, which is exceptionally abundant and luxurious, numerous fine notches along the petal edges, and a ball-like blooming style. Come visit to see its beauty.

Date & Time

4/20(Sun) 4/21(Mon) 4/22(Tue) 4/23(Wed) 4/24(Thu) 4/25(Fri) 4/26(Sat) 4/27(Sun) 4/28(Mon) 4/29(Tue) 4/30(Wed) 5/1(Thu) 5/2(Fri) 5/3(Sat) 5/4(Sun) 5/5(Mon) 5/6(Tue) 5/7(Wed) 5/8(Thu) 5/9(Fri) 5/10(Sat)

Note

The event date is an estimate for the peak viewing period, which may vary depending on the climate. *The typical peak viewing period is from late April to early May.

Venue

Shimamachi Shrine

Address

20 Hatadawari, Ishiibutsu, Kamiyama Town, Nakaniikawa District, Toyama Prefecture

Access (Public)

About a 13-minute walk from Toyama Local Railway Main Line 'Nakahasumi' Station

Contact

076-472-1111 （Kamiyama Town Office, Forestry and Agriculture Division）

URL

http://www.town.kamiichi.toyama.jp/