| Location | 887-3 Uchigouma, Satte, Saitama |
| Features | A magnificent 1km tunnel of 1,000 cherry trees set against a vast adjacent field of yellow rapeseed blossoms (nanohana). This vibrant contrast of pink and yellow is one of the most popular sights in the Kanto region. Visitors can enjoy a leisurely stroll and take a break at the "Toge no Chaya" teahouse. |
| Best Time | Late March – Early April |
| Location | Kawaramachi / Sakuragicho, Kumagaya, Saitama |
| Features | Selected as one of the "Top 100 Cherry Blossom Spots in Japan." Approximately 500 Yoshino cherry trees bloom along a 2km stretch of the Arakawa River embankment. This site has been a famous spot since the Edo period, and its combination with yellow rapeseed blossoms and night-time illumination is truly enchanting. |
| Best Time | Late March – Early April |
| Location | 4 Takanahacho, Omiya-ku, Saitama City, Saitama |
| Features | Opened in 1885, this historic prefectural park is home to about 1,000 cherry trees that seem to cover the sky at full bloom. With an adjacent zoo and children’s amusement park, it is one of the premier spots in the prefecture for families to enjoy a full day of flower viewing. |
| Best Time | Late March – Early April |
| Location | 2-13-1 Korumachi, Kawagoe, Saitama |
| Features | The only surviving Honmaru Goten (inner palace) architecture in Eastern Japan. The sight of the blossoms against this historic building evokes the nostalgic atmosphere of "Little Edo" Kawagoe. It is highly recommended to visit alongside nearby Hikawa Shrine and the Shingashi River. |
| Best Time | Late March – Early April |
| Location | Nagatoro, Nagatoro-machi, Chichibu District, Saitama |
| Features | Selected as one of the "Top 100 Cherry Blossom Spots in Japan," featuring about 3,000 trees scattered throughout the town. From the cherry-lined North and South Sakura Avenues to the "Pass-through" double-flowered cherries (Yaezakura) at Hodosan Shrine, visitors can enjoy various varieties for nearly a month. |
| Best Time | Late March – Late April |
| Location | 145 Kita-Asaba, Sakado, Saitama |
| Features | About 200 "Angyo-kanzakura" trees line a 1.2km stretch along the Oppe River. These trees bloom earlier than the Yoshino variety and are characterized by their deep pink blossoms. It is gaining attention as a spot where visitors can feel the arrival of spring ahead of time. |
| Best Time | Mid-March – Late March |
| Location | 6360 Omiya, Chichibu, Saitama |
| Features | While famous for its Shibazakura (moss phlox), the park also features around 1,000 cherry trees, including Yoshino and double-flowered varieties. Set against the majestic Mt. Buko, the blossoms provide a grand landscape, leading into a luxurious collaboration with the carpet of moss phlox as the petals begin to fall. |
| Best Time | Early April – Mid-April |
| Location | Shorakuji, Tokorozawa, Saitama |
| Features | This man-made lake, selected as one of the "Top 100 Dam Lakes in Japan," and the surrounding Sayama Hills nature park are home to about 20,000 trees. On clear days, you can see Mt. Fuji, and the panoramic view of the blossoms from the embankment is truly impressive. |
| Best Time | Late March – Early April |
| Location | Saitama City (along the Minuma Dai-yosui Canal) |
| Features | Boasting a total length of over 20km, this "Sakura Corridor" is the longest continuous stretch of walkable cherry trees in Japan. The endless path along the canal is spectacular and perfect for walking or cycling through the peaceful rural landscape. |
| Best Time | Late March – Early April |
| Location | Angyo area (around Mizu-zoin Temple), Kawaguchi, Saitama |
| Features | A symbol of Angyo, known as the "Village of Plants," these early-blooming cherries are famous. The trees along the approach to Mizu-zoin Temple are particularly renowned for their deep reddish blossoms that appear before the main season. They are cherished by locals as a harbinger of spring. |
| Best Time | Early March – Mid-March |
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