Hirosaki Park Sakura: A Breathtaking Display Hirosaki Park in Aomori Prefecture turns pink every spring with its cherry blossoms. It's one of Japan's top spots for sakura. The park covers 600,000 square meters and has over 2,600 cherry trees, showing more than 50 varieties. It attracts over 2 million visitors each year, mixing tradition and beauty in northern Japan. Hirosaki Castle, one of Japan's oldest castles, is at the park's center. It's surrounded by blossoms. The cherry blossom tunnel and a 500-year-old tree from "Demon Slayer" add to the park's charm. The festival's night illuminations let visitors see the park's beauty until 10 PM. Key Takeaways Hirosaki Park spans 600,000 sqm with 2,600 cherry trees. The annual Sakura Festival runs 24 days from April 12 to May 5. Hirosaki Castle, a historic landmark, anchors the park’s iconic scenery. Botanical Garden highlights include 124,000 plants across 1,500 species. Night illuminations let...