• Explore Japanese cherry blossoms and historical treasures like Nagoya Castle and Tokugawa Garden, known for its Edo period daimyo gardens, offering a springtime display of flowers. Dive into Nagoya Castle's rich history and enjoy cherry blossom viewing and culinary delights at the Spring Festival.
• Nagoya Castle Spring Festival
• There are approximately 1,000 cherry trees of about 10 varieties, mainly Someiyoshino and Shidare-zakura, in the grounds. You can enjoy various events, tea ceremonies, and sweet treats. Along with the fantastic cherry blossoms, you can enjoy a beautiful view of Nagoya Castle that cannot usually be seen.

Spanning 44 hectares, Tokugawaen is a meticulously designed garden featuring lakes, waterfalls, plants, and trees arranged to emulate Japan's natural landscape, offering a picturesque view of cherry blossoms and other spring flowers like Japanese Apricot (ume) and Iris (hanashobu). ※ Transportation from Nagoya Station to Tokugawa Garden is about 45 minutes