1,400本の桜の下を歩く | 日本の穏やかな春のひととき

1,400本の桜の下を歩く | 日本の穏やかな春のひととき

Hi, come walk with me. We’re in Iwaakura Hanmachi, a quiet neighborhood in Ichi Prefecture. Just north of Nagoya, this town is known for its cherry blossoms. We’re standing above the Gojo River. These waters have shaped the land for centuries. The name Gojo dates back to the Edo period. The river once supported farming, travel, and trade. Today, over 1,400 cherry trees line its banks. Most are Sami Yushino with soft pale pink petals. They were planted in the early Shawa era. Around the 1930s, what began as a small effort became one of Aayichi’s most beloved blossom spots. Let’s follow the path. We’ll take it slow. As we walk, you’ll notice small bridges crossing the river. Each one gives a different view of the trees and water. The cherry blossom season has been celebrated here for generations. In spring, the whole town joins the quiet beauty of the moment.

Hi, come walk with me.
Along the Gojō River in Iwakura, Japan, 1,400 cherry trees bloom beside the gentle water.
This peaceful spring moment is part of my full walking video through Iwakura Honmachi — where reflections, blossoms, and quiet streets tell the story of Japan’s hanami season. 🌸
Watch the full video for the complete walk beneath the sakura

Walking Beneath 1,400 Sakura trees

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こんにちは。一緒に歩きましょう。
愛知県岩倉市の五条川沿いには、約1,400本の桜が咲き誇ります。
静かな春の空気の中、川面に映る桜がまるで夢のように揺れています。🌸
この映像は、岩倉本町を歩くフル動画の一部です。
五条川の桜並木をゆっくり散歩する完全版はこちら →
Walking Beneath 1,400 Sakura trees