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A park in Motoyama, ringed by the Yoshino River, with cherries and rhododendrons in spring.
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A prefecturally designated natural park in Motoyama Town, surrounded by the winding Yoshino River. In spring, cherry blossoms and rhododendrons (shakunage) bloom, with the rhododendrons flowering from mid-April to early May. It is commonly called "Shakunage Park." A statue of Nonaka Kenzan stands at the entrance, and the grave of Kenzan's mother, Lady Akita, is in the park.
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