Omuro Park

The park contains 1,500 cherry trees of 40 different varieties, stretching across multiple levels with natural walking paths and observation points.

The park grounds were developed in the 1980s to preserve the natural landscape and create a space for outdoor recreation in the Shizuoka region.

The cherry trees bloom during an extended period from September to May, reflecting the Japanese appreciation for seasonal natural changes through hanami traditions.

Visitors can access the park via the Tokaido Shinkansen to Atami, followed by local trains to Ito Station and a bus ride to the entrance.

Different species of cherry trees produce blossoms for eight consecutive months, creating one of the longest flowering periods among Japanese parks.

GPS coordinates: 36.38747,139.20053

Latest update: March 7, 2025 23:03