| Location | 2511-2 Naegashima-machi, Maebashi, Gunma |
| Features | Selected as one of the "Top 100 Cherry Blossom Spots in Japan," this is Gunma's iconic cherry blossom tunnel. About 1,000 Yoshino trees over 60 years old bloom along a 1.3km stretch. The contrast with the pink moss (shibazakura) at the adjacent "Miyagi Millennium Forest" is breathtaking, offering a full immersion in spring colors. |
| Best Time | Early April – Mid-April |
| Location | Takamatsu-cho, Takasaki, Gunma |
| Features | A park developed on the site of the Takasaki Clan castle. About 300 Yoshino cherry trees are planted along the moat, with branches leaning over the water in a beautiful display. Night-time illumination creates a mystical atmosphere as the castle’s stone walls are lit alongside the blossoms. |
| Best Time | Late March – Early April |
| Location | 1 Kezoji-machi, Isesaki, Gunma |
| Features | A vast comprehensive park featuring an amusement park and sports facilities. About 1,000 cherry trees bloom first, followed closely by 5,000 azaleas. The "carpet of cherry blossoms" viewed from the giant ferris wheel is a spectacular sight unique to this amusement park setting. |
| Best Time | Late March – Early April |
| Location | 2166-1 Sanbagawa, Fujioka, Gunma |
| Features | Famous for its 7,000 "Winter Cherry Trees" (Fuyu-zakura), designated as a National Scenic Spot and Natural Monument. In spring, 3,000 Yoshino trees also bloom, dyeing the entire mountain pink. It is a rare destination where you can enjoy cherry blossoms twice a year—once in spring and once in late autumn/winter. |
| Best Time | Early April – Mid-April (Spring) |
| Location | Shiro-machi, Tatebayashi, Gunma |
| Features | The area around the castle ruins, also known as "Obiki-jo," is a popular sakura spot. The row of trees along Lake Jonuma is perfect for a stroll. Additionally, the nearby Tsuruuda River hosts a world-famous display of thousands of carp streamers (koinobori) flying among the cherry blossoms. |
| Best Time | Late March – Early April |
| Location | Ikaho, Ikaho-machi, Shibukawa, Gunma |
| Features | In this famous hot spring town, you can enjoy Yoshino cherries followed by double-flowered varieties (Yaezakura) in higher elevation areas. The trees around the "Shibukawa City Ikaho Rink" at the base of the stone step street are magnificent. It offers a charming blend of hot spring nostalgia and fresh mountain air. |
| Best Time | Mid-April – Late April |
| Location | Shikishima-cho, Maebashi, Gunma |
| Features | A favorite local spot where the contrast between pine forests and cherry blossoms is stunning. Around 300 trees, including Yoshino and weeping cherries, bloom along the park’s ponds and waterways. Visitors can enjoy a peaceful time viewing the flowers from a boat or visiting the adjacent rose garden. |
| Best Time | Late March – Early April |
| Location | 594 Nishikurauchi-machi, Numata, Gunma |
| Features | A park built on the ruins of Numata Castle, once the residence of the famous Sanada Clan. The symbol of the park is the "Goten-zakura" (Palace Cherry Tree), said to be over 400 years old. Located on the edge of a river terrace, it offers great views and a dignified atmosphere rich in history. |
| Best Time | Mid-April |
| Location | 1 Myogi, Myogi-machi, Tomioka, Gunma |
| Features | Situated at the eastern foot of Mt. Myogi, one of Japan's "Three Most Unusual Scenic Spots." The blossoms decorate the grand shrines and torii gates, creating a mysterious contrast between the rugged, oddly-shaped rocky peaks and the elegant flowers. It is a serene "power spot" for flower viewing. |
| Best Time | Early April – Mid-April |
| Location | Obata area, Kanra District, Gunma |
| Features | An area known as a former castle town with ties to the Oda Clan. A beautiful row of cherry trees lines the Ogawa-zeki, a historic irrigation canal. During the annual "Warrior Procession," armored warriors march under the blossoms, making visitors feel as if they have traveled back to the Warring States period. |
| Best Time | Late March – Early April |
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