Fukuoka Maizuru Park Awards

#FukuokaSakura Maizuru Park Cherry Blossom Season Time Best viewing period: Usually from late March to early April (the specific time varies slightly due to climate). This year it was delayed by about a week overall. 2. Park Features Number of cherry blossoms: There are about 1,000 cherry trees planted in the park, mainly Somei Yoshino cherry trees, as well as other varieties such as mountain cherry trees and weeping cherry trees. Historical background: The park is located at the site of Fukuoka Castle (Maizuru Castle). The cherry blossoms, ancient city walls and moats complement each other and are full of historical atmosphere. Night lights: During the cherry blossom season, a "Night Cherry Blossom Light-up" event will be held, and the cherry blossoms at night are particularly dreamy under the lights. 3. Main activities -Fukuoka Castle Sakura Festival (usually coincides with the cherry blossom season): - Food stalls, traditional performances, concerts, etc. - Experience the atmosphere of a Japanese festival and taste local delicacies (such as yakiniku). Cherry Blossom Viewing Route: It is recommended to enter the park from the main gate, stroll along the moat, or climb up to the castle tower ruins to overlook the panoramic view of the cherry blossoms. 4. Practical Information Address: Jonai 1, Chuo-ku, Fukuoka City (near Ohori Park). transportation: Subway: Take the Airport Line to Ohori Park Station or Akasaka Station and walk for about 10 minutes. Bus: Take the Nishitetsu Bus to the Maizuru Park-mae stop. Fees: The park is free to enter, but some activities may incur a fee. Opening hours: All day (the night cherry blossoms are usually lit up until 21:00). 5. Nearby recommendations Ohori Park: It is adjacent to Maizuru Park and can be visited together. The combination of lake view and cherry blossoms adds to the charm. 6. Notes Peak traffic: There are more people on weekends and holidays, so it is recommended to go there in the morning on weekdays. Weather: There is occasional rainfall in Fukuoka in spring, so please prepare your rain gear. Etiquette: Respect local culture, avoid picking flowers and branches, and dispose of garbage in a separate manner.