Sakura trees are planted along the levee spanning for approximately 2 kilometers, resulting in a beautiful pink-colored tunnel. The tunnel is lit up at night, resulting in an awe-inspiring scenery reflected on the river's surface. Best time to view: From mid-April to early May

An interesting rock formation found within "Shiosezaki" that has a profile that looks very similar to the monster called "Godzilla". Once the sun sets, the red sky highlights the profile of the rock formation and the light makes an illusion that "Godzilla is breathing fire"

The yellow colors that spans for 11 kilometers along the roadside compliments the contrast of the Sakura and black Pine trees. Ogata village has a wide flowerbed which becomes crowded during early May, when the flowers are in full bloom. Best time to view: From late April to early May

The Honjo park, which is a castle ruins park is known as the place where approximately 1200 Sakura trees and 12000 Azaleas blooms. There are hot springs and resting areas found within the park and even from there, you can enjoy the flowery scenery. Best time to view: Mid-April to late April

A place in Akita prefecture where the Sakura blooms first. During summer, the sakura around the lagoon blooms against the view of Mt. Chokai in summer. This is a scenery you can only enjoy at the northern province. Best time to view: Mid-April to late April

There are gigantic and deformed trees scattered within the forest found at the base of Mt. Chokai. After a two and a half hour walk through a certain patch of the forest, you will see the "Great King". This "king", whose trunk measures at 7.62 measures is said to be more than 300 years old.

A waterfall with fifty thousand tons of spring water flowing daily from the rain and snow that seeped into Mt. Chokai. The natural beauty created by the combination of the white, thread-like waterflow and the green moss is truly a picturesque scenery.

There is an observation deck constructed with an old castle as the motif. You can view the sakura with a Japanese-style castle as the background. Shops serving Yokote's gourmet "Yokote Yakisoba" can be found within the area. Best time to view: Mid-April to late April

Locally produced agricultural goods, specialty sake, soy sauce and the like are sold here. And Akita's special "Iburi Gakko" snack is also sold as well. It's known that this was the site of a great battle according to Japan's history.

The park has the ruins of a castle within it, with moats, stone walls, and old cedars that provide an atmosphere befitting the novels and movies that used it as a stage. The park is home to 730 Sakura trees. Best time to visit: Mid-April to late April

This place is a traditional restaurant, once a symbol of the area, that has been reconstructed along with the rest of its surroundings. Houses have been rebuilt, where you can watch the dances of the Maiko in the Great Hall as you enjoy a meal, and where you can appreciate antique works of art.

A park symbolized by lamps and boats floating on its pond's surface, with a beautiful view of the sun as it sets in the ocean. It's also well known as a sakura viewing spot in spring, with 400 sakura trees within it. There are also illuminations at night. Best time to visit: Mid-April to late April

This park is home to the Yonezawa Castle, a feudal castle used by the famous Japanese historical figure Kenshin Uesugi and his comrades. Along its moat are 200 sakura trees as well as numerous other trees of over a hundred years old. Best time to visit: Late April

A park on a plateau where you can easily spot the Yonezawa Castle area. You can also see around a thousand sakura trees in full bloom, also known as Eboshiyama's Thousand Sakuras. If you visit at the right time, you can also see a bullet train pass by behind the sakura backdrop. Best time to visit: Late April to early May

One of Japan's most famous sakura spots, with trees said to be around 1200 years old. During flowering season, the historical society will be there to guide you as they play the part of old tale heroes, and you can also enjoy sampling the regional dish, tama konyaku (konyaku balls). Best time to visit: Late April

Reaching over 100 years old, the numerous sakura trees that surround the canals have branches that nearly touch its surface, creating a magical effect. As the petals fall, the water is dyed pink in flowers, making it even more beautiful. Best time to visit: Mid-April to late April

The view of the sakura trees lined up on the riverbank is a sight to behold, and is a frequent subject of photo and movie shoots. As you look at the river flow downstream, you can witness the contrast between the snow that remains in Mt. Chokai and the sakura trees. Best time to visit: Mid-April to late April

In this mountain located in the heart of the city, you can witness the spectacular view from the mountain's peak all the way to the river from the viewing deck at its summit. During late April, you can also witness the popular “Human Shogi" giant board game event, held under the sakura trees in full bloom. Best time to visit: Mid-April to late April

At the summit of the park is the statue of the Goddess of Mercy, which serves as a symbol of the city. In spring, the entire mountain is covered in blooming sakura. With a slope car that goes through the tunnel of sakura, it is one of Tohoku's most popular tourist spots.