Nijikken Cherry Tree Avenue (二十間道路桜並木) 二十間道路桜並木
7 km of cherry trees planted from 1916: 100,000 visitors in the first week of May.
The road was laid out in 1872 (Meiji 5) on the initiative of Kuroda Kiyotaka as an inspection route to the former imperial stock farm in the area. Between 1916 and 1918 mountain cherry trees from the nearby hills were transplanted along it (today many of them are a century old). It is included among the ‘hundred best roads of Japan’ and the ‘hundred cherry tree spots of Japan’, and it is a Hokkaido Heritage site (北海道遺産).
Hokkaido
田原