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Stay at Nihonmatsu Sakura no Yado, a traditional Japanese inn nestled at the foot of Sakurayama. Just a 3-minute walk from the prime cherry blossom viewing spot, this boutique ryokan offers rooms with private onsen baths and garden-facing windows that frame the blooming sakura. Guests can enjoy local farm breakfasts and participate in hands-on cherry blossom tea ceremonies. For exclusive access during peak bloom season, book via the HopeGoo app.
Within a 5-minute walk from Sakurayama, explore Nihonmatsu Castle Ruins Park, a historical site preserving Edo-era stone walls and ancient cherry trees. The park hosts the annual Sakura Festival, featuring traditional Noh performances and indigo dye-making workshops. Nearby, the Kogawa River Trail is lined with weeping cherry trees, illuminated at night for a magical riverside stroll. Complimentary shuttle services from Nihonmatsu Sakura no Yado make it easy to visit these locations seamlessly.
Nihonmatsu Onsen Bettei is perfect for families, featuring private gardens, a kids-only onsen pool, and the Little Sakura Story House, where children craft handmade cherry umbrella crafts and follow forest exploration maps. Daily morning nature walks introduce kids to local flora and seasonal plants. All rooms include a children’s audio story device and a seasonal dessert box. Book a family package via the HopeGoo app for a free room upgrade and exclusive rates.
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