Nakamorin's Beni-shidarezakura (Weeping Cherry Tree)

Overview

Nakamorin's Beni-shidarezakura is a weeping cherry tree over 250 years old, quietly nestled in the garden of a private residence in Tamura City, Fukushima Prefecture. Its ancient appearance seems to whisper tales of bygone eras. During the spring bloom, it bursts forth with breathtaking crimson blossoms, captivating the hearts of all who visit. The vibrant pink blossoms are especially stunning against a clear blue sky. A younger generation of Beni-shidarezakura, about 50 years old, grows nearby, allowing visitors to witness the beauty of two generations of these trees in bloom. Cherished by the local community, Nakamorin's Beni-shidarezakura attracts many visitors each year. While there is no designated parking lot, roadside parking is available on the opposite side of the street. For a peaceful cherry blossom viewing experience, consider visiting in the early morning or evening. Escape the hustle and bustle of city life and immerse yourself in the tranquility of nature at Nakamorin's Beni-shidarezakura. Take your time to fully appreciate the beauty of these crimson weeping cherry blossoms and soak in the essence of spring.