[2025 Nagasaki Attraction] Travel Guide for Tateyama Park (Updated Jun)

#travel #nagasaki Tateyama Park in Nagasaki — great sakura with views, local food and no crowd at all, highly recommended

#globaltravel #Nagasaki Tateyama Park is the park with the most cherry blossom trees in Nagasaki, with probably 100 cherry trees including Yoshino cherry blossoms, weeping cherry blossoms and Yaekura cherry blossoms, and overlooking the entire city! Before leaving to go to the cherry blossoms to procure, bought anime and manga often see three-color balls and soy sauce balls 🍡 I like soy sauce balls, sweet and salty, but my friends generally do not like it 🤣 When I went up there, I found that many Japanese people had already occupied the seats. The most amazing thing was when I went up to find that there were many stalls, like a summer festival, super atmospheric!

#cherryblossom2024 Pink and white splendor Tateyama Park is spread out on terraces along the hillsides above Nagasaki. It is always popular with picnickers, and in the cherry blossom season it dresses in white and pink and becomes an ideal place for hanami. How to get there The park is easily accessible by bus from Shinchi Bus Station or JR Nagasaki Station. The trip will take about 15 minutes (the exact time depends on traffic jams). Admire the flowers When 700 sakura trees are in bloom, the park is drowned in pale pink and white. Pink lanterns are burning between the trees, which make this picture even more magical. Hanami Time The custom of having a picnic under the cherry blossoms, or hanami, is the quintessence of Japanese traditions. Buy food at one of the local shops or kiosks and relax under a "canopy" of flowering branches. The park is open all day and the paths are illuminated with lanterns, so you can stay here all night. From the end of March to the beginning of April, when the cherry blossoms are in full bloom, food stalls are open everywhere. Try a little of everything and choose your favorite dish while strolling through the festive park.