Best 14 Cherry Blossoms Viewing Spots in Yamagata Prefecture! / Spectacular Views of Japan скачать в хорошем качестве

Best 14 Cherry Blossoms Viewing Spots in Yamagata Prefecture! / Spectacular Views of Japan

Here are 14 cherry blossom viewing spots and giant cherry blossom spots that Yamagata Prefecture is proud of! (1) Kajo Park was built on the site of Yamagata Castle and was selected as one of the "100 Great Castles of Japan. From the castle grounds, visitors can see Mt. Gassan with lingering snow, and about 1,500 cherry trees are planted within the castle grounds. (2) Kaminoyama Castle is now maintained as Tsukioka Park and is a popular cherry blossom viewing spot. The Zao mountain range with lingering snow can be seen from the castle, and visitors can enjoy a magnificent view of the castle tower and cherry blossoms. (3) Matsugasaki Park is an urban park built on the ruins of Yonezawa Castle and is famous for its cherry blossoms. (4) Mahoroba Greenway is a promenade and bicycle path using the former site of the abandoned Takahata Railway line, and in spring the "greenway" becomes a "cherry blossom path". The path is surrounded by peaceful countryside, and the Azuma and Iide mountain ranges can be seen clearly. The Okitama Sakura Corridor is the collective name for the giant cherry trees and cherry blossom viewing spots scattered throughout the Okitama region in the southern part of Yamagata Prefecture. Here are eight of them. (5) Isazawa-no-Kubozakura is a giant cherry tree said to be over 1,200 years old and is designated as a national natural monument. (6) Kamanokoshi Cherry Tree is an 800-year-old Edohigan cherry tree, but unfortunately, it was confirmed to have died in recent years. And its child cherry tree, Katsuya-zakura, can now be seen. (7) Yakushi Cherry Tree is an old Edohigan tree standing near the Kamanokoshi Cherry Tree, and is about 1,200 years old. (8) The Twelve Cherry Tree is another Edohigan tree, about 16 meters tall with a trunk circumference of about 6 meters. (9) Yamaguchi Scholarship Cherry Tree is a huge Someiyoshino tree, about 100 years old, standing on the site of an elementary school. (10) The Komorido cherry tree is a 1,000-year-old Edohigan cherry tree that stands impressively as if it were rising from a small hill. (11) Akasaka Yakushi Zakura is a 1,000-year-old Edohigan cherry tree, and even its decaying trunk has a stately appearance, giving the impression of being a thousand years old. (12) Sosho Park is an urban park located on a hillside near Nanyo City, and is home to several giant weeping cherry trees, including the Choyo-zakura. (13) Tsuruoka Park is located on the site of Tsurugaoka Castle. The park is famous for its cherry blossoms and has been selected as one of the 100 best cherry blossom viewing spots in Japan. （14）Hiyoriyama Park is a hilly park with a view of the Sea of Japan and has been selected as one of the 100 best city parks in Japan. The wooden white lighthouse surrounded by cherry blossoms is impressive. Video Content and Time Index 0:00 (1) Yamagata Castle, Kajo Park 5:01 (2) Kaminoyama Castle, Tsukioka Park 9:56 (3) Yonezawa Castle, Matsugasaki Park 13:51 (4) Greenway of Mahoroba 16:36 Outline of the Okitama Sakura Kairo (cherry blossom corridor) 17:50 (5) Kubo-zakura in Isazawa 20:05 (6) Kama-no-koshi and Katsuya cherry trees 22:16 (7) Yakushi-zakura 23:48 (8) The Jyuuni no Sakura 25:12 (9) Yamaguchi Scholarship Cherry Tree 26:38 (10) The Cherry Tree of Komorido 28:33 (11) Akasaka Yakushi Zakura 30:24 (12) Choyo-zakura in Sosho Park 31:53 (13) Tsuruoka Park 35:28 (14) Hiyoriyama Park The most spectacular cherry blossom spots in Japan! This series is a playlist of HD-quality feature films of famous cherry blossom viewing spots and giant cherry trees all over Japan. The most spectacular cherry blossom spots in Japan!    • 日本全国「桜・お花見」三昧！HD長編シリーズ   Please subscribe to our channel!    / @healingjapantv   #KajoPark #TsuruokaPark #Yamagata #CherryBlossoms #Japan