Chidorigafuchi Cherry Blossom Illumination (Chiyoda Sakura Festival)
千代田のさくらまつり 千鳥ヶ淵ライトアップ
About 230 cherry trees over the Imperial Palace moat, lit at night, with rowing boats under the blossom.
季節
櫻花前線在三月下旬至五月初由南向北推進,全國隨之而動:城堡公園、河岸與山坡在花開的那一週擠滿人群。這些是行事曆上本季的祭典與賞花活動。
千代田のさくらまつり 千鳥ヶ淵ライトアップ
About 230 cherry trees over the Imperial Palace moat, lit at night, with rowing boats under the blossom.
吉野山の桜
Some 30,000 cherry trees climb Mount Yoshino in four waves, Japan's most famous blossom mountain.
中目黒桜まつり
A weekend festival under about 800 cherry trees arching over the Meguro River canal in Nakameguro.
津山さくらまつり
About 1,000 cherry trees over the tiered stone walls of Tsuyama Castle, western Japan's leading blossom site.
高遠城址公園さくら祭り
Around 1,500 Takato kohigan cherry trees, a variety found only here, often called Japan's finest blossom.
おおがわら桜まつり(一目千本桜)
An 8 km tunnel of 1,200 cherry trees along the Shiroishi River with snow-capped Mt Zao behind, voted Miyagi's finest blossom spot and lit up at night.
高田城址公園観桜会
One of Japan's three great night cherry blossom festivals, with about 4,000 trees lit around the castle moat.
富士芝桜まつり
About 500,000 moss phlox bloom in patterned fields at Fuji Motosuko Resort, with Mt Fuji behind.
ネモフィラ
Season when Miharashi Hill at Hitachi Seaside Park is covered in blue nemophila flowers.
角館の桜まつり
Weeping cherries over black-fenced samurai houses and a 2 km tunnel of somei yoshino along the Hinokinai River.
雪の大谷フェスティバル
A corridor ploughed through snow up to 20 metres deep at Murodo, on the Tateyama Kurobe Alpine Route.
弘前さくらまつり
Cherry blossom festival at Hirosaki Park, where about 2,600 trees of 52 varieties bloom around Hirosaki Castle and its moats.
河内藤園
A private wisteria garden with two tunnels up to 110 metres, open only in season and by advance ticket at peak.
さっぽろライラックまつり
Sapporo's start-of-summer festival among 400 blooming lilacs in Odori Park, with a Hokkaido wine garden, outdoor tea ceremonies and live music.
長谷寺 あじさい路
About 2,500 hydrangeas of 40 varieties on a hillside path above the sea at Kamakura's Hasedera.