| Location | Honmaru, Toyama City, Toyama |
| Features | Selected as one of the "Top 100 Cherry Blossom Spots in Japan." Around 460 Yoshino cherry trees line the Matsukawa River, which once served as the outer moat of Toyama Castle, stretching for 2.8 km. Taking a sightseeing boat cruise allows you to pass through an atmospheric "cherry blossom tunnel" from the water. It is a symbol of spring in central Toyama. |
| Best Time | Early April – Mid-April |
| Location | 1-1 Kojo, Takaoka, Toyama |
| Features | Selected as one of the "Top 100 Cherry Blossom Spots in Japan," this is the site of Takaoka Castle, built by Maeda Toshinaga, the second lord of the Kaga Domain. Water moats occupy about one-third of the park's area, and the reflection of approximately 1,800 trees in the water is stunning. It is one of the Hokuriku region's finest castle parks for flower viewing. |
| Best Time | Early April – Mid-April |
| Location | Funagawashin, Asahi-machi, Shimoniikawa District, Toyama |
| Features | Nationally famous for the "Spring Quartet"—a rare phenomenon where the snow-capped Northern Alps (Mt. Asahi and Mt. Shirouma), cherry blossoms, rapeseed flowers, and tulips can all be seen at once. About 280 Yoshino trees line both banks of the Funagawa River for 600m, offering a colorful panoramic view unique to Toyama. |
| Best Time | Early April – Mid-April |
| Location | Anyobo area, Toyama City, Toyama |
| Features | An observation spot offering panoramic views of Toyama City and the Tateyama Mountain Range. There are about 500 trees in the park, and on clear days, you can see the 3,000-meter peaks of Tateyama through the blossoms. At night, it becomes a romantic destination where you can enjoy the city lights and illuminated sakura simultaneously. |
| Best Time | Early April – Mid-April |
| Location | 1-1 Honmaru, Toyama City, Toyama |
| Features | The former residence of the Maeda clan, lords of the Toyama Domain, featuring a beautiful reconstructed castle tower. The blossoms along the moat contrast elegantly with the stone walls and white castle exterior. The park includes spacious lawns where locals enjoy picnics in a relaxed, historic setting. |
| Best Time | Early April – Mid-April |
| Location | Tomari, Asahi-machi, Shimoniikawa District, Toyama |
| Features | A park developed on the former site of Miyazaki Castle. Located on a hill facing the Sea of Japan, about 100 cherry trees bloom here. The contrast between the deep blue of Toyama Bay and the pale pink blossoms is beautiful. It is a quiet spot to enjoy the sea breeze while exploring historical remains. |
| Best Time | Mid-April |
| Location | 44 Miyano, Kurobe, Toyama |
| Features | Set on a hill overlooking the Kurobe River alluvial fan, this park is known as one of Kurobe’s best sakura spots with about 800 trees. The vast grounds include large playground equipment, making it popular with families. Visitors can enjoy flower viewing with the Kurobe Gorge mountains in the background. |
| Best Time | Mid-April |
| Location | Border of Oyabe City, Toyama and Tsubata Town, Ishikawa |
| Features | Located around Kurikara Pass, famous as an ancient battlefield of the Genpei War. About 6,000 double-flowered cherry trees (Yaezakura) reach their peak in late April, after the Yoshino trees have fallen. The area around the "Fire-Ox" monument is particularly beautiful, offering a historic walking path. |
| Best Time | Late April – Early May |
| Location | Tachinohara, Nanto, Toyama |
| Features | A park centered around an irrigation pond. True to its name ("Sakura Pond"), around 1,000 trees are planted around the water. You can enjoy the blossoms while walking the trails or from a boat on the pond. The charm of this park lies in its peaceful Satoyama landscape, surrounded by lush mountains. |
| Best Time | Mid-April |
| Location | Rida, Tateyama-machi, Nakaniikawa District, Toyama |
| Features | A vast park along the banks of the Joganji River, which flows from the Tateyama Mountains. A row of cherry trees stretches for 1.2 km like a white ribbon. From the embankment, you can see the powerful peaks of the Tateyama Range up close, offering a dynamic view of snow mountains and sakura. |
| Best Time | Early April – Mid-April |
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