[Cherry Blossoms - Best Viewing] Goshonohana at Tengudaira

A giant tree that has heralded the arrival of spring to Noto Town for hundreds of years. This giant tree, designated as a natural monument of the town, is an Edohigan estimated to be about 500 years old, with a trunk circumference of approximately 3.4m and a height of about 16m. It is said that a woodsman who produced the ancient bowl known as "Tengu-wan" in this area brought back seedlings from Omi, where the ancestor of craftsmanship, Prince Motokatsu, resided. Currently, it is carefully protected by the local people.

Date & Time

Mid-Apr～Late Apr

Note

The best viewing period may vary due to weather conditions. Typically, mid to late April is the most recommended time.

Venue

Tengudaira

Address

Kita Kawachi, Noto Town, Hosu District, Ishikawa Prefecture

Access

About 35 minutes from Noto Town Hall

Access (Public)

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Contact

0768-62-8532 （Noto Town Hall, Hometown Promotion Division）

URL

http://www.town.noto.lg.jp/www/info/detail.jsp?common_id=2842