The heart-shaped cherry blossoms of Hirosaki Park are currently being talked about online.

The heart-shaped cherry tree, which consists of two cherry blossom branches that draw a heart shape in the sky, is closed as a hidden spot in the park at Hirosaki City Park Greenery Division, but the heart-shaped plate is nearby. Has been set as a mark.

Laco., a tourist who visited the site, posted the article that started the topic, "Good?" When I posted a photo taken on May 1st last year on March 23rd this year, 54,000 retweets and 282,000 likes were received (as of March 31st).

Laco. said, "On the way to conquer 47 prefectures, we stopped in as the last prefecture, but it was the first day of Reiwa because it was not in time for Heisei. The reaction was beyond my imagination and I was just surprised. Nowadays, please enjoy it as an "indoor hanami"."

It was designed as a heart-shaped cherry tree, and the first thing I found was Ms. Makiko Hashiba, a tree doctor in the Park Greenery Division. It was discovered in the summer of 2014 (Heisei 26) and was proposed to the mayor as an attraction spot. Initially, there were oppositional opinions that the heart mark did not match the nationally designated historic site. Mr. Hashiba said, "I'm glad that they were used on the internet and this year's Sakura Festival poster."

"There are actually only two or three branches of the cherry blossoms, which are left to the cherry blossoms," said Hashiba. "The hiding spot is 158 centimeters in length, so it looks like a heart to me. Not only in spring, you can enjoy fresh green in summer, autumn leaves in autumn, snow in winter and snow all year round. Personally, summer I like my heart."

Mr. Hashiba calls, "The cherry blossoms will bloom again next year. The cherry blossom festival was canceled this year, but if you can come when the new coronavirus has settled down," he calls.