| Location | Omotemachi to Higashi-shorakucho, Kakunodate, Semboku, Akita |
| Features | A symbol of Kakunodate, often called the "Little Kyoto of Michinoku." About 400 weeping cherry trees cascade over the black wooden fences of historic samurai residences. Many of these are designated as National Natural Monuments. The contrast between the ancient townscape and soft pink blossoms is world-class. |
| Best Time | Mid-April – Early May |
| Location | Senshu-koen, Akita City, Akita |
| Features | Developed on the site of Kubota Castle, the former residence of the Satake clan. One of the "Top 100 Cherry Blossom Spots in Japan," it features about 700 trees, including Yoshino cherries over 100 years old. The reconstructed turret and gate set against the blossoms reflect the city's castle-town heritage. |
| Best Time | Mid-April – Late April |
| Location | Kawara to Uchikawabashi, Kakunodate, Semboku, Akita |
| Features | A magnificent 2km row of about 400 Yoshino cherry trees along the Hinokinai River. Designated as a National Scenic Spot, this "cherry blossom tunnel" offers an open, dynamic beauty that contrasts with the quiet elegance of the nearby Samurai District. |
| Best Time | Mid-April – Early May |
| Location | 1 Nakajo, Odate, Akita |
| Features | A park built on the ruins of Odate Castle. About 150 Yoshino cherry trees bloom here, with their reflection in the moat creating a peaceful atmosphere. It is a favorite local spot, and the night illumination offers a magical viewing experience. |
| Best Time | Mid-April – Late April |
| Location | Ozaki, Yurihonjo, Akita |
| Features | The site of the former Honjo Castle. About 1,000 cherry trees bloom here, often coinciding with 10,000 azaleas. The park sits on a hill, offering a panoramic view of Yurihonjo City, making it a bustling destination for spring celebrations. |
| Best Time | Mid-April – Late April |
| Location | Masudamachi Masuda, Yokote, Akita |
| Features | Selected as one of the "Top 100 Cherry Blossom Spots in Japan," this park was created to commemorate the accession of Emperor Taisho. Around 2,000 trees surround the pond with Mt. Mato in the background. It is also famous for unique events like the "Tarai-kogi" (tub rowing) competition. |
| Best Time | Late April |
| Location | 115 Nibetsu Koarasawa, Akita City, Akita |
| Features | A large leisure facility at the foot of Mt. Taihei. With about 1,000 cherry trees, visitors can enjoy flower viewing alongside camping, hot springs, and other outdoor activities. Due to its elevation, the blossoms here usually peak slightly later than in the city center. |
| Best Time | Late April – Early May |
| Location | Shiroyama-cho, Yokote, Akita |
| Features | Located on the site of Yokote Castle's secondary bailey. The combination of about 3,000 cherry trees and the castle-style observatory is a classic Japanese spring scene. Night illumination reveals a breathtaking view of the white castle floating among the blossoms. |
| Best Time | Mid-April – Late April |
| Location | 212-1 Higashiyuri Oigata, Yurihonjo, Akita |
| Features | A park developed around the Yashio Dam. Its main attraction is the 2,000 "Kizakura" (yellow-green cherry trees) that bloom after the Yoshino cherries have fallen. The contrast between fresh green leaves and the rare yellowish blossoms makes it a beautiful hidden gem. |
| Best Time | Early May – Mid-May |
| Location | Along Route 298, Ogata Village, Akita |
| Features | An epic 11km stretch featuring 3,700 cherry trees and vibrant yellow rapeseed blossoms. The straight road becomes a vivid ribbon of pink and yellow that seems to go on forever—a spectacular sight unique to the reclaimed land of Ogata Village. |
| Best Time | Mid-April – Late April |
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