• There are Chinese staff accompanying you, so you don't have to worry about language barriers

  
  

• Takato Kohiganzakura, known as the "best cherry blossom in the world", has about 1,500 cherry trees

  
  
• When the weather is nice, you can see the Central Alps and experience the historical sites at the same time

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• Takato Castle Park

The Takato Kohigan cherry blossoms are said to be the "best cherry blossoms in
the world". They are relatively small but have a beautiful pink color.

The cherry blossoms dyed the castle park pink, with the blue sky of the
Central and Southern Alps as a backdrop.

The cherry blossoms at Takato Castle were selected as one of the 100 best
cherry blossom viewing spots by the Japan Cherry Blossom Association and were
designated as a natural monument of Nagano Prefecture (February 1960).

The cherry blossom season is short, and the best time to see it is around mid-
April, but it’s hard to say for sure because the seasons vary. The cherry
blossom snow here is great when it’s in bloom, with the pink petals falling
like snow.

In 1876, when the old castle site that was abolished in the Meiji era (1876)
was demolished and the original site was built into a park, cherry blossoms
were planted in the Sakurakoba in the Ohara area of ​​Henan. Now, there are
about 20 trees of about 130 years old, 500 trees over 50 years old, 300 trees
over 30 years old and about 1,500 cherry trees.

• Ena Gorge

Ena Gorge is located in a valley in Gifu and is a scenic spot where natural
formations and man-made structures merge.

Ena Gorge is famous for its many strange rocks. You can see Screen Rock,
Gunjian Rock, Stone Lion Rock, Mirror Rock, etc. and take a sightseeing boat
to travel around. It is also a place of geological interest and houses a
mineral museum.