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Approximately 30 Somei-yoshino cherry trees planted at the former Kiyoharu Elementary School are in full bloom, surrounding the Kiyoharu Art Village, with Mount Kaikoma looming behind them.
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It is located in the northwest of Yamanashi Prefecture, on the border with Nagano Prefecture. It is a vast area surrounded by 3,000m-class mountains such as the Yatsugatake Mountains, the Southern Alps, and Mt. Kinpu, and overlooking Mt. Fuji to the south. It is about a two-hour drive from Tokyo, about an hour from Mt. Fuji, and about an hour from Matsumoto, and is easily accessible, so many tourists visit throughout the year. It is also known as a "village of famous water," and three places have been selected as one of Japan's 100 famous water sources. This bounty of water is loved as natural water, and the area boasts one of the largest production volumes of mineral water in Japan. Sake is also produced from the pure water, and you can enjoy beautiful natural scenery and rich food.
Kiyoharu Art Village
Kiyoharu Art Village is located on the site of the closed Kiyoharu Elementary School, and is a famous cherry blossom spot where about 30 Somei-Yoshino cherry trees planted in the schoolyard by the students in March 1925 still remain.
The stately row of cherry trees, some over 80 years old, is a magnificent sight.
The 16-sided building "La Lish" located in the center of the art village blends beautifully with the cherry blossoms and Mount Kaikoma, and many people visit to take photos of this view.
It is designated as a natural monument by Yamanashi Prefecture.
access
car
Approximately 15 minutes by car from Nagasaka IC on the Chuo Expressway
train
ć»Get off at JR Nagasaka Station and take a taxi for about 5 minutes (about 1,300 yen)
ć»Get off at JR Kobuchizawa Station and take a taxi for about 10 minutes (about 2,800 yen)
It is located in the northwest of Yamanashi Prefecture, on the border with Nagano Prefecture. It is a vast area surrounded by 3,000m-class mountains such as the Yatsugatake Mountains, the Southern Alps, and Mt. Kinpu, and overlooking Mt. Fuji to the south. It is about a two-hour drive from Tokyo, about an hour from Mt. Fuji, and about an hour from Matsumoto, and is easily accessible, so many tourists visit throughout the year. It is also known as a "village of famous water," and three places have been selected as one of Japan's 100 famous water sources. This bounty of water is loved as natural water, and the area boasts one of the largest production volumes of mineral water in Japan. Sake is also produced from the pure water, and you can enjoy beautiful natural scenery and rich food.
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