"The place that waited the longest for spring in Japan. An adult excursion to explore spring from Inawashiro to Urabandai"
This is a completely private tour to experience the "deepening of spring in Fukushima" with a local guide as we head from Inawashiro in Fukushima Prefecture to Urabandai.
The climax is the 3,000 Ooyamazakura cherry trees that color Urabandai and Sakura Pass. We promise a luxurious day where history, culture, and natural beauty quietly blend together.
A tunnel of Somei Yoshino cherry blossoms stretching about 1km.
The contrast between the natural flow of the river, which is not bank-protected, and the cherry blossoms blooming on the embankment evokes the feeling of 'Japan's original landscape'.
Strolling while listening to the murmuring of the river is incredibly soothing.

A historic shrine dedicated to the founder of the Aizu domain, Masayuki Hoshina.
From the pale cherry blossoms that stand out against the white torii gate to the vibrant new green bursting with life.
The beautiful contrast of nature that changes with the seasons allows you to enjoy a stroll in a solemn atmosphere.
Located close to Kannonji River, it's a spot that history lovers will adore, where you can experience both historical depth and natural beauty.

Savor the fragrant 'soba', a specialty of Inawashiro.
While soaking in the afterglow of the morning, take your time to enjoy the local flavors.

The classic cherry blossom scenery at the Meiji Western-style building "Tenkyokaku," the Noguchi Hideyo Memorial Museum, and the World Glass Museum, among others.
Instead of rushing through everything, we will narrow down the spots you want to see according to your interests and pace for the day, allowing for a relaxed experience.

The climax of the tour. The sight of approximately 3,000 Ooyamazakura cherry trees coloring the slopes in pink is breathtaking.
Due to the high elevation, it often reaches full bloom during the Golden Week, making it a "late-blooming famous spot." The petals are characterized by a deeper pink color than those in Inawashiro.
