After a long hibernation in snow, people in Fukui finally wake up and venture out of their comfortable nests to do just one thing. What makes them go out? Cherry blossoms of course! There are several famous places known for Sakura viewing in Fukui. But the Asuwa Riverbank is probably the one place local people never fail to miss. Selected as one of the 'Top 100 places noted for sakura viewing' in Japan, the rows of 660 cherry trees in full bloom on both sides of the river will surely take your breath away! For night-time cherry trees on this riverbank, please look at my other photo story.
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Daytime Ohanami on Asuwa Riverbank
One of 'Top 100 places for Sakura Viewing' in Japan
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Cherry trees and yellow daffodils on the bank
Cherry blossoms in full bloom near Tsukumo Bridge
Cherry blossoms look very happy basking in the sun
Stone monument of a poem on cherry blossoms written by Machi Tawara, a popular modern poet in Japan
Massive branch of one of the cherry trees on the Asuwa riverside
On a weekday, even in cherry blossom season, the walkway is deserted
Lovely yellow daffodils
There are food stands on the riverbank for the occasion
Cherry blossom tunnel on the riverbank
Tsukumo Bridge and cherry trees in full bloom
Cherry blossoms in full bloom
This row of cherry trees continues for 2.2 km on both sides of the Asuwa river
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