Not only the cherry pink but also the fresh green of the maple has something to look out for.
Cherry blossoms Festival of Hirano Shrine.
Along Tera-machi Street, let’s find cherry blossoms.
Yes. It’s a local spot.
But if you go along Tera-machi Street,
you will still be able to encounter cherry blossoms.
“Tera-machi Street” If you translate directly, it is as a temples town street. Going along this street, you will be surprised that temples are next to each other. And each temple has a garden, usually cherry blossoms are planting. So the chance to come across is inevitably high. In particular, this time we will introduce two temples located on the north side of Teramachi Street.
Honman-ji Temple.
The famous drooping cherry tree has already become a leaf cherry tree. However, now double cherry blossoms are in full bloom.
Ten-nei-ji Temple.
The cherry tree and Mt. Hiei are picturesque in the gate.
“Uhoin” It is a holy place filled with flowers in full bloom
“Senbon Enma-do” and Lovely double-breasted cherry blossoms.
Let’s enjoy purple. Azalea in Takao is now season.
Hirosawa pond: Cherry blossoms and rural scenery.
About 20 minutes by bicycle from Arashiyama, there is a “Hirosawa Pond” while the countryscape spreads. If you are able to afford time, if you go around “Oku-Saga” area to “Dakaku-ji Temple” “Hirosawa Pond”, you will be able to fully enjoy the area that can be said to be the original landscape of Japan. (About half a day required)
Heiankyo Garden
It is adjacent to the east side of Hirosawa pond.
A vast turf area spreads and feels good garden. Although it is a private garden, it is open only during the cherry blossom season and the Golden Week and autumn leaves.
Unfortunately this spring is already over.
Website : http://www.heiankyo.org/saijiki/event/post-309.html
YouTube : https://youtu.be/7Wdew8eCXsk
Ninna-ji Temple. It has a huge Gate, Tower and “Omuro Sakura.”
The cherry tree of Ninna-ji is very special.
It is famous for its late bloom, which is short and has large petals, and is called “Omuro Sakura”.
Originally it should be late, but this seems to be premature this year and now it is in full bloom. Somehow we will have it until the end of this week. Enjoy the slowest cherry blossoms in Kyoto.
The cherry blossom garden is not in the main hall, which was formerly the Imperial Palace, but in the back of the red gate in the precincts.
Daikaku-ji Temple, Osawa-no-ike(Pond) with Sakura.
In the 8th century, Daikakuji was originally built as the Imperial Palace.
Therefore, the appearance is still elegant and it is more like the Imperial Palace rather than a temple.
The wonderful cherry blossoms are around the pond called “Osawa-no-ike.”
This time we will take a walk through that Osawa-no-ike.