| Location | 1 Shimoshiroganecho, Hirosaki, Aomori |
| Features | One of the "Three Greatest Sakura Spots in Japan." Around 2,600 trees bloom around Hirosaki Castle. The "Hana-ikada" (flower carpet) that covers the moat with petals, the illuminated night view, and the oldest Yoshino cherry tree in Japan make it look like a masterpiece painting. |
| Best Time | Late April – Early May |
| Location | Ashino, Kanagi-cho, Goshogawara, Aomori |
| Features | Selected as one of the "Top 100 Cherry Blossom Spots in Japan." A retro train from the Tsugaru Railway runs through a tunnel of full-bloomed cherry trees—a breathtaking sight for both railway fans and nature lovers. Around 1,500 trees decorate the lakeside. |
| Best Time | Late April – Early May |
| Location | 2-17-50 Gappo, Aomori City, Aomori |
| Features | A rare seaside park facing Mutsu Bay. About 600 cherry trees bloom here, allowing visitors to enjoy the blossoms along with the sea breeze. The contrast between the sandy beach, green pines, and pink blossoms is exceptionally beautiful and loved by locals. |
| Best Time | Late April – Early May |
| Location | Nishi-sanbancho area, Towada, Aomori |
| Features | One of "Japan's Top 100 Roads." Over 150 cherry trees and nearly 160 pines line this 1.1km street. It offers a modern landscape where cherry blossoms blend with art installations from the Towada Art Center. The night illumination is particularly stunning. |
| Best Time | Late April – Early May |
| Location | 1-1 Hashiro Nogiwa, Aomori City, Aomori |
| Features | A nature-rich park centered around Lake Nogiwa. About 800 cherry trees line the shore, making it perfect for walks and picnics. With large playgrounds, it is a popular spot for families to relax all day during the spring season. |
| Best Time | Late April – Early May |
| Location | 33-2 Tokaichi Tenma, Hachinohe, Aomori |
| Features | The largest park in Hachinohe City, featuring about 2,000 cherry trees. It houses an amusement park called "Kodomo-no-Kuni" and a botanical garden, offering a lively atmosphere. The spacious lawns are ideal for sitting down and enjoying the view. |
| Best Time | Late April – Early May |
| Location | 3-200 Oikonomoki, Kuroishi, Aomori |
| Features | Home to about 700 cherry trees of 50 different varieties. This diversity allows for a longer viewing season. From the observatory, you can see Kuroishi City with the majestic Mt. Iwaki in the background. |
| Best Time | Late April – Mid-May |
| Location | Uenai Shironoshita, Sannohe, Sannohe District, Aomori |
| Features | The former site of the Nanbu clan's castle. Known as the best sakura spot in the southern Aomori region, about 1,600 trees cover the mountain. The cherry blossoms set against the reconstructed three-story castle museum create a historic atmosphere. |
| Best Time | Late April – Early May |
| Location | 40-1 Tanabu Uchiute, Mutsu, Aomori |
| Features | A representative spot of the Shimokita Peninsula. Along with 400 cherry trees, visitors can see the rare green-petaled "Gyoiko" sakura. It is a quiet lakeside location where you can feel the arrival of spring at the northern tip of Honshu. |
| Best Time | Early May |
| Location | Kamino Sasazawa, Tohoku Town, Kamikita District, Aomori |
| Features | A park located on the shore of Lake Ogawarako, the largest lake in Aomori. About 1,000 cherry trees decorate the lakeside, offering an open atmosphere. It is a popular place for camping and BBQ under the blossoms. |
| Best Time | Late April – Early May |
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