
Someiyoshino on the Hinokinai River bank (designated as a national scenic spot)
A cherry blossom tunnel with a total length of 2 km.
Someiyoshino in full bloom on the Hinokinai River bank that flows through the center of the town.
It was first planted in 1934 to commemorate the birth of His Majesty the Emperor.
Today, it is also designated as a national scenic spot.
The Someiyoshino is environmentally friendly and has the characteristic of having pale red-white flowers that cover the entire tree before the young green leaves appear, so when it is in full bloom, the petals gracefully decorate the branches and the appearance is very spectacular.