臥龍桜
4.3
(713)This spot is home to the Garyu Sakura, a magnificent 1,100-year-old Edo Higan cherry tree. It's a natural monument that draws visitors, especially when the tree is in full bloom. You can also catch trains passing by, adding to the peaceful atmosphere.
Address
275番地−１ Ichinomiyamachi, Takayama, Gifu 509-3505, Japan
Opening Hours
OPEN 24 HOURS (Thu)
Phone
+81 577-53-2149
Worth it?
Worth it if you can time your visit for mid-to-late April when the cherry tree is in full bloom
Skip if you're looking for a bustling attraction or don't have your own transportation
Location
275番地−１ Ichinomiyamachi, Takayama, Gifu 509-3505, Japan
Highlights
The 1,100-year-old cherry tree is often in full bloom in mid-to-late April, offering a spectacular sight.
You can often see trains passing by, which many visitors enjoy.
Who it's for
Anyone looking for a serene natural escape, especially those interested in ancient trees and cherry blossoms. It's also good for families with children.
Know before you go
The cherry tree's full bloom typically occurs in mid-to-late April, so plan your visit accordingly for the best experience.
While there's no admission fee, transportation to the site can be tricky, so consider arranging it in advance.
Reviews
4.3
Very good
5 ReviewsVisitors consistently praise the ancient cherry tree, especially when it's in full bloom, and note the peaceful atmosphere, particularly on weekdays. Many also highlight the free parking and the chance to see trains. The main challenge is getting there without a car.
Fun facts
The tree impressively survived and was reborn after being significantly damaged by a typhoon in 1994.
