Shikanojoseki Park

This is the place to go when the blooms are in full bloom and shift holidays coincide. It is a famous cherry blossom viewing spot that lives up to its reputation. It was my first time and I had a hard time getting to the parking lot. It will be crowded, so please drive safely. Two types of handmade dumplings: plain and cherry. 500 yen with red bean paste and sweet potato paste! It's big and filling. Please try it.

I went to see the cherry blossoms at night. The cherry blossoms reflected on the water surface of the moat were very beautiful. I think it would have been even more beautiful if it hadn't been raining. However, there were only a few places where you could see good views.

It seems to be quite old, and I think there aren't many old castle ruins that have been maintained this well (I'm not interested in visiting castles, so this is my subjective opinion as a tourist spot). Only the stone wall of the moat has not been preserved in its original form, and the ruins of the castle tower are really small. The photo shows the view of the Sea of ​​Japan from the ruins of the castle tower, which climbs up a steep slope, and the cherry blossoms planted in the moat.

3/16 I stopped by on my way back from Yamashien. The cherry blossoms in the moat weren't in bloom, but I was impressed by the photos on Google ✨ Cherry blossoms were blooming in a sunny place ✨ Good memories 🌠 I want to come again 🎵

Mid-March. The atmosphere is a bit desolate. Are the locals preparing for the cherry blossom festival or something? I think it's beautiful when the cherry blossoms are in full bloom. I was able to walk around and feel the atmosphere of the castle town.