Shirakawashi Sakura Nursery

Shirakawa Four Seasons Hotel is a boutique retreat nestled beside Shirakawashi Sakura Nursery, just a 3-minute walk away. Its traditional Japanese timber design offers serene views of blooming cherry trees from every room, and complimentary shuttle services connect guests to nearby farms and hot spring resorts, perfect for an authentic Fukushima countryside stay

Stay at Shirakawa Bloom Villa, a private eco-lodge located within the heart of Shirakawashi Sakura Nursery. Each room features floor-to-ceiling windows facing the blossoms, allowing guests to enjoy sunrise views of delicate pink petals. The hotel also offers farm-fresh breakfasts and hands-on tea ceremony workshops, immersing visitors in local rural traditions

Shirakawa Station Front Leisure Inn is only an 8-minute walk from Shirakawashi Sakura Nursery, adjacent to Shiroishi Station and the main bus terminal. It provides free parking, electric vehicle charging stations, and exclusive guided tours to book limited-time events like the spring pruning workshop, making it ideal for travelers seeking flexibility and ease of movement

Choose Mori no Hikari Eco Lodge, a forest-edge retreat built with reclaimed wood and living moss roofs that blend seamlessly into the surrounding landscape. All rooms feature soundproof AC systems and natural aroma humidifiers, plus access to an outdoor stargazing bath. Guests can experience the clear night skies of Fukushima while soaking under open stars

Shirakawa Sakura Time House is a themed accommodation designed for photographers, featuring a "Spring Flower Path" courtyard with embedded real cherry blossom specimens. Each room includes a panoramic skylight window, enabling stunning daylight transitions and low-light photography sessions capturing moonlight and floral silhouettes. Book the "Morning Light Garden" photography slot in advance for optimal lighting

Shirakawa Inaka Kōen Ryokan is a family-run farmstay located beside rice paddies adjacent to the nursery. Guests participate in daily farming activities such as planting, weeding, and crafting traditional rice snacks. Rooms use locally sourced bamboo decor, and meals feature seasonal harvests. Every evening includes a "Village Story Night," where elders share the history of Shiroishi’s 100-year-old agricultural heritage