A park on the slopes of Mt. Iwadono (634 m) in Nigioka-cho, Otsuki City. During the Sengoku period this natural stronghold held Takeda Iwadono Castle; today it is widely known as one of the finest cherry blossom spots in the city. The summit commands beautiful views of Otsuki City and Mt. Fuji. About 600 cherry trees bloom in spring, making it the top hanami (blossom-viewing) destination in Otsuki…
Mt. Iwadono (634 m), with its sheer granite cliffs, has long been regarded as a natural stronghold and is said to have served as an object of mountain worship since ancient times. In the medieval period, Iwadono Castle is believed to have been constructed by the Oyamada clan, a powerful local warlor…
📱
Get the app for a better experience
Auto stamp via GPS, offline access, and favorites tracking
Download on the App Store