Cherry blossoms and kinshachi complement each other: a spring feast at Nagoya Castle🌸

#NagoyaSakura #Sakura #Nagoya From late March to early April every year, Nagoya Castle is transformed into a historical symphony surrounded by cherry blossoms. There are more than a thousand cherry trees planted inside and outside the city, mainly Somei Yoshino. When the flowers bloom, the entire moat, stone walls and tree-lined walkways are surrounded by a light pink, which is spectacular and romantic. Looking at the castle tower from afar, the roof is shining with golden kinsha, which interweaves with the falling cherry blossom petals to form an elegant and moving picture that is particularly shocking. Nagoya Castle is not only a historical building, but also an ideal place for a spring stroll. The outer park area is open to the public free of charge and is suitable for a leisurely stroll, picnic or photo taking. The atmosphere is comfortable and relaxing. If you purchase a ticket to visit the Honmaru Palace and Castle Tower, you can appreciate the beauty of cherry blossoms and Edo architecture from different perspectives and experience a strong sense of history. The Japanese-style space inside the palace contrasts with the flower shadows outside the window, giving it a unique flavor. It is recommended to visit in the evening, when the setting sun shines between the cherry blossoms and golden tiles, and the golden and pink light and shadow make the entire ancient city seem to be suspended in time. During the flower season, there are often kimono experiences and local food stalls, making the journey more charming. The cherry blossoms in Nagoya Castle are a masterpiece of the interweaving of nature and culture, and a must-see stop on a spring trip to the Tokai region.