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Central Kyoto Cherry Blossoms: Takasegawa Canal, Bukkoji & Rokkakudo with raft of cherry flowers

1. Former Seitoku Junior High School In Kyoto's Kamigyo Ward, along Takatsuji-dori Street, stands the former Seitoku High School, famous for its "Harumeki" cherry tree. This early bloomer signals the arrival of spring in Kyoto. =================== Peak bloom: Late March Entrance fee: Free (You can see the flowers on the street) Google Maps: https://maps.app.goo.gl/BMv2xFuWW1PAu... Nearest station: Shijo (Kyoto city subway, Karasuma line) =================== 2. Bukkoji temple In 1212, Shinran, a Japanese Buddhist monk began to develop the teaching of Shin Buddhism at a hermitage in Yamashina (eastern part of Kyoto). This hermitage was the origin of the present-day Bukkoji Temple. It was named Koryu Shoboji Buddhist Temple. In 1586, Hideyoshi TOYOTOMI (samurai warlord who worked successively toward the unification of Japan by force), transferred the hermitage to the current place. Three weeping cherry trees are planted in front of the halls with their pink flowers. =================== Peak bloom: Early - Mid-April Entrance fee: Free Google Maps: https://maps.app.goo.gl/qpJfbb5uwQwW2... Nearest station: Shijo (Kyoto city subway, Karasuma line) =================== 3. Takasegawa Created for transporting goods between central Kyoto and Fushimi, the Takasegawa Canal is now a beloved destination for cherry blossom viewing. During springtime, both locals and tourists flock to the canal to admire the blossoms, which are beautifully illuminated at night. The cherry trees stretch along the canal from Marutamachi to Gojo Street. =================== Peak bloom: Late March - Early April Viewing fee: Free Google Maps: https://maps.app.goo.gl/y9juktrYQeR9E... Nearest station: Kyoto-shiyakusho-mae station (Kyoto city subway, Tozain line) =================== 4. Rokkakudo temple The real name of the temple is “Chohoji temple”, built in 587 by Prince Shotoku (son of the 31st emperor). It is known as the birthplace of Ikebana (the traditional style of Japanese flower arrangement). The weeping cherry trees in the precinct, known as "Miyuki sakura," bloom with white flowers initially, transitioning to pink later in the season. =================== Peak bloom: Late March - Mid April Entrance fee: Free in the precinct Opening hours: 6:00–17:00 Google Maps: https://maps.app.goo.gl/iaruiW8T5T27p... =================== ======================= Tanuki no mori (Discover 🇯🇵) ======================= Welcome to Tanuki no mori channel! This channel presents beautiful destinations in Japan & Japanese cultures, especially in Kyoto, Nara, Osaka, and surrounding areas. I'm Japanese 🇯🇵 and live in Kyoto. If you have any requests about destinations, please let me know! Please subscribe to this channel! ⇩    / @tanukinomorijp   Email: [email protected] X (twitter):   / tanukinomori_jp   Instagram:   / tanuki.no.mori.jp   Bluesky: https://bsky.app/profile/tanukinomori... ======================= Chapters =================== 00:00 Start 00:10 Former Seitoku Junior High School 00:56 Bukkoji temple 03:45 Takasegawa 09:54 Rokkakudo temple 11:21 Ending ===================