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The area around Kakuzan Park, where Tsuyama Castle is located, is famous for cherry blossom flowers in West Japan. It is amazing to see the place filled with more or less 1000 cherry blossom trees blooming in front of stone walls. You can look up these beautiful flowers. You can also look down at them from top of the castle! There are many ways to enjoy cherry blossom flowers here.
(Source: pixta)
(Source: pixta)
In the huge territory, paths are made of stone walls that look like a maze. Measuring about 10 m high, stone walls look as if many layers of walls are overlapping from the distance. These massive stone walls are a symbol and particularity of Tsuyama Castle.
(Source: 城とか陵墓とか)
In 2005, Bitchu Yagura with all floors in tatami was reconstructed. It is rare to see a Yagura (tower) where all floors are made of tatami. In fact, not only the rooms but other areas are also filled with tatami. On the wall paper, there are watermarks of the family crest (a distinctive sign of family) of the lord Mori, Tsurunomaru. It is created in great detail, even the handles of doors are meticulously decorated.
(Source: ひょっこりLife)
Tsuyama Sakura Matsuri starts with the blooming of cherry blossoms. It takes place for about two weeks from April 1 to 15. During this period, local dances are performed and food stands line up on the street. Enjoy the festival while observing beautiful cherry blossom flowers.
(Source: フルスイング!! )
(Source: pixta)
The area around Kakuzan Park, where Tsuyama Castle is located, is famous for cherry blossom flowers in West Japan. It is amazing to see the place filled with more or less 1000 cherry blossom trees blooming in front of stone walls. You can look up these beautiful flowers. You can also look down at them from top of the castle! There are many ways to enjoy cherry blossom flowers here.
(Source: pixta)
(Source: pixta)
In the huge territory, paths are made of stone walls that look like a maze. Measuring about 10 m high, stone walls look as if many layers of walls are overlapping from the distance. These massive stone walls are a symbol and particularity of Tsuyama Castle.
(Source: 城とか陵墓とか)
In 2005, Bitchu Yagura with all floors in tatami was reconstructed. It is rare to see a Yagura (tower) where all floors are made of tatami. In fact, not only the rooms but other areas are also filled with tatami. On the wall paper, there are watermarks of the family crest (a distinctive sign of family) of the lord Mori, Tsurunomaru. It is created in great detail, even the handles of doors are meticulously decorated.
(Source: ひょっこりLife)
Tsuyama Sakura Matsuri starts with the blooming of cherry blossoms. It takes place for about two weeks from April 1 to 15. During this period, local dances are performed and food stands line up on the street. Enjoy the festival while observing beautiful cherry blossom flowers.
(Source: フルスイング!! )