Along with the "Hirosaki Sakura Festival", the "Too detailed Hirosaki Park rediscovery map" on the Hirosaki Park general information site, which maps 2600 cherry trees in Hirosaki Park to Google Maps, is attracting attention.

On the same site, you can search for oldest and most famous Japanese trees such as Yoshino cherry tree and 1715 Kasumizakura on Google Maps. According to the site's production staff, the staff walked around the garden for about 30 days during the production period, mapping the positions one by one. "I want people all over the country to know the scale of 2600 cherry blossoms."

In addition to the cherry trees, the site also maps location information for tower facilities such as towers, bridges, gates, toilets, and public telephones. Since public wireless LAN is provided in the public facilities in the park and the surrounding area, you can connect to the internet from your smartphone and enjoy the walk while checking the cherry trees.