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Tarumi Cherry Blossoms

Japan, 667-0302 Hyogo Prefecture Yabu City Oya Town Tarumi

This is the largest Edohigan cherry tree in the prefecture, designated as a national natural monument. The tree is 13.8m tall, has a trunk circumference of 6.3m, and is said to be over 1,000 years old. It is a famous cherry blossom spot where the lord of Izushi Domain (present-day Izushi Town, Toyooka City) used to come to view the cherry blossoms, and is also called "Senzakura" (meaning "cherry blossom of the hermit") by local people. [Usual flowering period] Early April to mid-April *From the parking lot, you will climb the mountain trail about 400m. Please wear comfortable shoes such as sneakers. There is a parking lot at the trailhead, but it is very crowded on weekends.

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Telephone number 079-663-1515
Website https://www.yabu-kankou.jp/sightseeing/tarumi-sakura
Access
  • 〇Access by car From the Kitakinki Toyooka Expressway (Yabu IC), follow Prefectural Route 6 and use Main Agricultural Road which leads to Tarumi no Oozakura. It takes about 20 minutes to reach Tarumi Ozakura Parking Lot. 〇Access by train or bus From JR Yoka Station, take the Zentan Bus bound for Akenobe. Get off at Nakamurashita and it is about an hour's walk to the destination.
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Other [Traffic on main roads] - On Saturdays and Sundays during the flowering period, the main agricultural road that comes from the prefectural road is one-way. - Traffic guides are stationed on Saturdays and Sundays only. [Restrooms] - Temporary toilets are set up at the trailhead parking lot only during the flowering period. As there are only a few and they get busy, please use them at a roadside station or similar before coming. [Parking] - If the parking lot is full, you can park on nearby roads. *Please park on one side (the valley side). - Parking for large buses...Oya Community Center (3-4 spaces available. Approximately 2km to the trailhead parking lot)
Last Update ： 2024.12.17   North Kinki Regional Tourism Federation

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