Mizunaka Weeping Cherry Tree

Overview

The Mizunaka weeping cherry tree in Takayama Village, Nagano Prefecture, is a gigantic weeping cherry tree estimated to be over 250 years old. Known as the village's most impressive weeping cherry, it captivates visitors in spring with its profusion of light pink blossoms. Its beauty resembles a waterfall of cherry blossoms, transforming the surrounding landscape. The Mizunaka weeping cherry tree is a symbolic presence in the village and beloved by many. Especially during cherry blossom season, numerous tourists visit to admire its beauty. In addition to the cherry blossoms, visitors can also enjoy daffodils and the majestic scenery of the Kita-Shin'etsu Five Mountains. The grandeur and beauty of the Mizunaka weeping cherry tree led to it being chosen as a filming location for the movie "Kita no Rei-nen" (North Zero Year). The tree is featured prominently in the opening scene, captivating audiences with its stunning beauty. The Mizunaka weeping cherry tree is a precious location where you can experience the rich nature and history of Takayama Village. Be sure to visit in spring and experience the breathtaking beauty of the cherry blossoms.