Overview
About 1.4 kilometres of cherry trees in Higashi ward, Nagoya: some 130 early-flowering trees, mostly okanzakura.
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A row of cherry trees in Higashi Ward, Nagoya, right by Exit 2 of Takaoka Station on the Sakuradori Line of the subway. About 130 Okan cherry and Taiwan cherry trees are planted, and when they bloom they form a continuous tunnel of blossoms. They bloom about a week earlier than Somei Yoshino, and the best time to see them is from late February to late March.
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