Sakura-shi Recommended Tourist Spots

The charm of Kitsuregawa and Sakura-shi that you seem to know but don't know.

Rina Amakasu, a member of the Regional Revitalization Cooperation Team, actually visited the area and will introduce its charms to you!

We'll be sharing our experience report with you all!

First Omaruyama Park

A familiar walking spot with panoramic views of the Kitsuregawa town.
I took a leisurely walk while enjoying the seasonal nature.

Read the report article here.

The 2ndKitsuregawa Roadside Station

This is the 'Roadside Station Kitsuregawa,' an essential element of Sakura-shi.

It's easily accessible from the hotel, and it's a spot I highly recommend visiting during your trip.

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The 3rdApple Orchard

Sakura-shi Did you know you can harvest apples here?

Many locals don't know this, but actually, you can harvest very delicious apples in Sakura-shi!

Today, I'll introduce the secrets behind the deliciousness of Sakura-shi apples, which have received great reviews from nearby areas, and also introduce how to go apple picking hands-free!

Read the report article here. 

The 4th Waiwai Hiroba

 Now, here are some of the trending spots within the Sakura-shi.

This is a tourist information center that houses the Kitsuregawa Tourism Association, housed in the building of the former Shimotsuke Chuo Bank Kitsuregawa Branch, built in 1913 (Taisho 2).

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5th Imamiya Shrine

Do you know the shrines loved in Sakura-shi?

Imamiya Shrine was founded in 1060 during the reign of Emperor Go-Reizei.

Let me introduce you to the highlights!

Read the report article here.