From early April right up to the start of May, 40 varieties of blossoming peach trees present a feast for the eyes for visitors to Hanamomo-no-Sato Park. There are over 300 peach trees spread across the 8,000 square meters of land.
From blossoms with a single layer of petals, to the elaborate Yae-zakura and Kikuzaki Sakura flowers, there is a huge variety in the shapes and colours of cherry blossoms to be discovered and enjoyed at Hanamomo-no-Sato Park.
As well as being free to visit, Hanamomo-no-Sato Park is conveniently located; just 20 minutes on foot from Iizaka Onsen Station.
| Website | https://fukushima-guide.jp/discover/hanamomo-no-sato/ |
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| Contact |
Fukushima City Tourism & Convention Association (+81) 24-563-5554 fukushima.guide@f-kankou.jp |
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| Entrance Fee | Free entrance |
| Related info | Best Season: Early-April to Early-May |
| Access | Higashidateshita, Iizaka Town, Fukushima City, Fukushima Pref. 960-0201 View directions |
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| Getting there | By Car: 10 min from the Fukushima Iizaka I.C. exit off the Tohoku Expressway. By Train: Take the Fukushima Kotsu Iizaka Line from Fukushima Station. Get off at Iizaka Onsen Station. From there, the park is a 20 min walk. By Taxi: 25 min taxi-ride from Fukushima Station. |
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