The cherry blossoms in Hirosaki Park are in full bloom, and many posts have been posted on the Internet this year.

Hirosaki Park is known for its cherry blossoms and is visited by approximately 2 million tourists every year. There are a castle tower, a triple moat, four towers, five castle gates and eight bridges on the site of about 492,000 square meters, and about 2,600 cherry trees in 52 species bloom.

This year, Yoshino cherry blossoms were announced to blossom on April 20, and there were about 520,000 visitors on the opening ceremony on the 21st and the 22nd on Sunday (announced by the Sakura Festival Headquarters). On the net, you can see how to enjoy the cherry blossoms and cherry blossoms in the park.

Akita/Yokote resident Twitter account “kenta” posted on April 23, with 4 photos, “The world, this is Hirosaki's cherry blossoms.” The tweet was about 14,000 retweets, about 30,000 With 9,000 likes (as of April 26), they are attracting attention.

According to kenta, "Hirosaki Sakura Festival" will be celebrating its 100th anniversary this year, and "there was a sense of mission that I had to take." Arriving at the park around 17:30 on the 22nd, Kenta stayed until 21:00 and took about 50 photos.

"I posted that I think the cherry blossoms in Hirosaki Park are really beautiful day and night and can be proud of the world. The flower petals floating on the surface of the water are the charm of Hirosaki Park, even after the cherry blossoms have scattered. I enjoy it. I want you to continue to protect the cherry blossoms in Hirosaki Park."

Mr. Masaru Kobayashi, a tree doctor, Hirosaki City Park and Greenery Division, said, “After declaring the park was in full bloom on the 23rd, the temperature has dropped and the period of full bloom is prolonged for about a day. It's in full bloom."

The Hirosaki Sakura Festival is open until May 6th.