[Sakura - Best Viewing] Zen Shoji's Kiku Sakura

Zen Shoji's Kiku Sakura is a rare variety (scientific name: Zenshoji Kiku Sakura) where Yamazakura flowers develop into a chrysanthemum shape, boasting the largest scale among the chrysanthemum varieties within the prefecture. It is estimated to be 500 years old, with a single petal having up to 250 pieces, and at full bloom, it becomes a spherical shape with a diameter of 2 cm. At full bloom, it is a pale whitish color with a slight pink rim. The best viewing period is usually around Golden Week. ■Notes Please inquire at Zen Shoji for visits.

Date & Time

Late Apr～Early May

Note

The best viewing period may vary due to climate and other conditions.

Venue

Zen Shoji

Address

30-1 Shoshihara, Hodatsushimizu Town, Hakui County, Ishikawa Prefecture

parking

Use the parking next to Shoshihara Hall.

Access

Approximately 20 minutes from Noto Satoyama Kaido Imama IC.

Access (Public)

Approximately 20 minutes by car from JR Shikinami Station.

Contact

0767-29-2610 （Zen Shoji）

URL

https://www.hodatsushimizu.jp/kanko/kanko/3/sakura_spot/4224.html