| Location | Bizan-cho, Tokushima City, Tokushima |
| Features | A park stretching across the summit of Mt. Bizan, the symbol of Tokushima City. Approximately 1,500 cherry trees color the mountain, and from the observatory, you can enjoy a panoramic view of Tokushima City, the Yoshino River, and even Awaji Island in the distance. You can also view the blossoms while riding the ropeway up, and the combination of the city's night view and illuminated sakura is exceptionally beautiful. |
| Best Time | Late March – Early April |
| Location | Shoyama, Kamona-cho, Tokushima City, Tokushima |
| Features | Selected as one of the "Top 100 Cherry Blossom Spots in Japan." Located on the western side of Mt. Bizan, about 500 Yoshino trees bloom in full glory. With a history of being planted with the goal of becoming the "best sakura in Japan," the dense tunnel of blossoms is breathtaking. It is a beloved spot for flower-viewing parties among locals. |
| Best Time | Late March – Early April |
| Location | Hayashizaki, Muya-cho, Naruto City, Tokushima |
| Features | Located near the summit of Mt. Myoken overlooking Naruto City, this park is home to about 500 scattered cherry trees. The Torii Memorial Museum, built in the shape of a castle, offers a striking harmony with the blossoms. It is a popular local walking course where you can feel the arrival of spring along with the views of the Naruto Strait. |
| Best Time | Late March – Early April |
| Location | Handa, Tsurugi Town, Tokushima |
| Features | Situated on a hill overlooking the Handa River, approximately 1,000 cherry trees fill the slopes. The park is equipped with large playground equipment, including a 100-meter roller slide, making it ideal for families. When in full bloom, the entire mountain is dyed pink, creating a spectacular sight. |
| Best Time | Late March – Early April |
| Location | Hiwasaura, Minami Town, Kaifu District, Tokushima |
| Features | Cherry blossoms surround the Hiwasa Castle ruins (a mock keep) atop a small hill. The contrast between the white castle walls and the sakura is beautiful, and from the site, you can look out over Ohama Beach—famous for sea turtle nesting—and the port town of Hiwasa. This is a quiet spot unique to southern Tokushima where you can experience both the sea and history. |
| Best Time | Late March – Early April |
| Location | Iwawaki, Hanoura-cho, Anan City, Tokushima |
| Features | Famous for its "Sakura Tunnel," a 400-meter-long row of cherry trees. During the season, the path is illuminated at night, allowing visitors to walk beneath a mystical canopy of flowers. Cherry trees also continue along the nearby Nakagawa River embankment, making this one of the representative sakura spots in the Anan area. |
| Best Time | Late March – Early April |
| Location | Wakimachi, Mima City, Tokushima |
| Features | Located along the banks of the Yoshino River, Shikoku's largest river, near the "Sensuikyo" (low-water bridge). In spring, cherry trees line the banks, and the sight of the unique bridge—designed without railings to withstand flooding—paired with the sakura evokes the original, nostalgic landscape of old Awa Province. |
| Best Time | Late March – Early April |
| Location | Miyajimahonno, Kawauchi-cho, Tokushima City, Tokushima |
| Features | A location associated with the traditional puppet theater (Ningyo Joruri) play "Keisei Awa no Naruto." Cherry trees are planted around the facility and along the nearby river, allowing visitors to enjoy flower viewing amidst the fragrance of Tokushima's traditional culture. It is a quiet area suitable for reflecting on history and performing arts while feeling the spring air. |
| Best Time | Late March – Early April |
| Location | Tsunomine-cho, Anan City, Tokushima |
| Features | A park near the 284-meter summit of Mt. Tsunomine. About 2,000 cherry trees bloom here, with the streets of Anan City and the rias coastline of Tachibana Bay spreading out below. Visitors can enjoy the sakura while driving up the Tsunomine Skyline, and the area bustles with people visiting the Tsunomine Shrine at the summit. |
| Best Time | Late March – Early April |
| Location | Anabuki, Anabuki-cho, Mima City, Tokushima |
| Features | A square located near the mouth of the Anabuki River, often called the clearest stream in Shikoku. The row of cherry trees along the river is perfect for a stroll, offering a beautiful contrast between the clear water, green mountains, and pale pink blossoms. It is a peaceful place to relax and enjoy the open riverbanks. |
| Best Time | Late March – Early April |
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