Miharu Takizakura Weeping Cherry Blossom Tree

Miharu Takizakura Weeping Cherry Blossom Tree
Miharu Takizakura is a huge weeping cherry blossom tree found in the town of Miharu in central Fukushima. The tree is over 1,000 years old, and it is considered one of Japan’s three major cherry blossom trees. During the Taisho period (1912 – 1926), it was designated as a national natural monument, which was the first time ever for a tree. The tree measures approximately 13.5 meters high, and has a width of 25 meters by 20 meters. The tree gets lit up after sunset and creates a romantic atmosphere. Whether it be day or night, there is bound to be a line to see this tree since it is so well known to the general public.
Basic Information
296 Kubo, Takizakura, Miharu-cho, Tamura-gun, Fukushima
0247-62-3690
Open all day
Open every day during cherry blossom season
Access
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FromFunehiki Miharu Interchange
about 20 minutes by car
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FromMiharu Station (JR Banetsuto Line)
about 20 minutes by car