Ashino Park

What travelers say:

.Next time I go to Japan to enjoy cherry blossoms, don't go to Tokyo and Osaka, these big cities are crowded, sit on the Shinkansen, go deep into the countryside of Japan, and find places with few cherry blossom beauty. .📍 [Railway full of cherry blossoms] For example, this cherry blossom tunnel is really amazing! Looking at this column, the cherry blossom train from a distance, there is a feeling of wood, as if from reality, crossing to a dream? .This is the Tsuki-Light Railway in Aomori Prefecture, Japan. It is a real railway, not an abandoned railway. The railway is full of cherry blossom trees. Every time the cherry blossom season is in full bloom, it becomes, like a dream scene in five centimeters per second. .📍 [Retro steam train] The train is very retro, right? The old steam train, on the railway surrounded by cherry blossoms, came slowly from afar, like anime in the picture, but it was a real existence. When there is no train passing, you can stand at the intersection to take pictures, but you are not allowed to walk to the railway. There are many staff on the scene to maintain order. As long as you follow the instructions, it is safe to take pictures. 📍 [A good place to enjoy cherry blossoms around] After watching the train, you can go to the park to stroll around. Reede Park is actually a local park. Usually, it is mainly leisurely entertainment for locals. During the cherry blossom season, cherry blossom festivals will also be held. There are performances in the park. . It is suitable for taking pictures and hanging out, it is also suitable for love and love, and it is more suitable for a family to picnic. Buy an ice cream, eat a rock candy strawberry, turn around, and see the locals' cherry-watching celebrations, like a paradise. 📍 [How to get there] Location: Aomori Prefecture, Japan, JR Wusuo Kawahara Station, then transfer to Tsuzu Light Railway Station, to Asano Park Station. #Huahai punch card challenge #Go to where you want to go #Check in movie location #Not home to visit Japan #Small Discovery Society