| Location | Nakajima / Nakase, Ise City, Mie |
| Features | Selected as one of the "Top 100 Cherry Blossom Spots in Japan." A 1 km row of approximately 1,000 cherry trees stretches along the Miyagawa River. Since the Edo period, it has been praised as "Hitome Senbon" (a thousand trees at a single glance). The tunnel of blossoms viewed from the wide riverbed is breathtaking, and the nighttime illumination makes it the most beloved hanami spot for Ise citizens. |
| Best Time | Late March – Early April |
| Location | 1 Ujitachi-cho, Ise City, Mie |
| Features | Known as the spiritual home of the Japanese people. Yoshino cherry trees bloom beautifully around the Uji Bridge at the entrance to the Inner Shrine (Naiku) and along the banks of the Isuzugawa River. Visitors can enjoy the harmony of the blossoms and historic sacred architecture in the pure air of the sanctuary. The reflection of the trees on the clear water of the Isuzugawa is divinely beautiful. |
| Best Time | Late March – Early April |
| Location | Komei-cho, Tsu City, Mie |
| Features | A historic park originally built as a villa by Todo Takayuki, the 11th lord of the Tsu Domain. About 1,000 Yoshino trees bloom here, and the park becomes lively in spring with many lit lanterns. Utilizing the natural cliffs for its unique terrain, it is also famous for azaleas and serves as a primary place of relaxation for families in the prefectural capital. |
| Best Time | Late March – Early April |
| Location | Ueno Marunouchi, Iga City, Mie |
| Features | This park houses Iga Ueno Castle, which boasts some of the highest stone walls in Japan. About 400 trees bloom around the elegant keep, also known as "Haku-ryu-jo" (White Dragon Castle), offering a historical view unique to the "Home of the Ninja." The blossoms viewed from atop the stone walls and their reflection in the moat at night are highly popular among castle enthusiasts. |
| Best Time | Late March – Early April |
| Location | 151-2 Yamamoto-cho, Suzuka City, Mie |
| Features | While world-famous for its weeping plum blossoms, this garden also offers beautiful cherry blossoms in spring. The weeping cherry trees (Shidare-zakura), meticulously maintained within the garden, look like living works of art. In an open location with the Suzuka Mountains in the background, visitors can enjoy the elegant colors of spring. |
| Best Time | Late March – Mid-April |
| Hazu-ko, Yokkaichi City, Mie | |
| Features | A vast coastal green space facing Yokkaichi Port. With extensive sports facilities, it is a place where citizens can enjoy flower viewing while staying active. The row of cherry trees viewed while feeling the sea breeze is refreshing, and the spot also offers an urban atmosphere unique to Yokkaichi, a city famous for its industrial night views. |
| Best Time | Late March – Early April |
| Location | 2812 Natsumi, Nabari City, Mie |
| Features | The representative general park of Nabari City, featuring about 600 cherry trees. In particular, the path leading from the park entrance becomes a stunning pink arch of blossoms. With its spacious lawn areas, it is an ideal location for spending a relaxing day with a picnic. |
| Best Time | Late March – Early April |
| Location | Tono-machi, Matsuzaka City, Mie |
| Features | A symbol of the merchant city of Matsuzaka. About 300 cherry trees bloom atop the magnificent stone walls of Matsuzaka Castle, built by Gamo Ujisato. The view of the town from the castle ruins paired with the blossoms is full of historical charm. The weight of the historic stone walls further enhances the delicate beauty of the sakura. |
| Best Time | Late March – Early April |
| Location | Border of Iga City and Tsu City, Mie |
| Features | A plateau region at an altitude of about 800 meters. Cherry blossoms are scattered throughout a landscape featuring a 360-degree panorama and rows of white wind turbines. Because the temperature is lower than on the plains, the blossoms typically bloom about a week to ten days later, allowing visitors to enjoy a "late spring" while driving. |
| Best Time | Mid-April |
| Location | Yoshinomaru, Kuwana City, Mie |
| Features | A park developed on the ruins of Kuwana Castle. Approximately 450 trees bloom along the moats, creating a beautiful pink reflection on the water. At night, lanterns are lit, and viewing the blossoms from a traditional "Yakatabune" boat is very atmospheric. Enjoying the local specialty "Hamaguri" (clams) while viewing the flowers is a luxury unique to this area. |
| Best Time | Late March – Early April |
| Location | 270 Komae Urushihata, Nagashima-cho, Kuwana City, Mie |
| Features | One of Japan's largest flower theme parks. Visitors can enjoy blossoms over a long period, from early-blooming Kawazu-zakura to Yoshino and weeping varieties. The collaboration between the nation's largest illumination and the nighttime sakura is spectacular. The harmony with other spring flowers like tulips adds a level of brilliance only a theme park can offer. |
| Best Time | Late February – Mid-April |
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