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During the Edo Period, Hirosaki was the political and cultural capital of the Tsugaru Region, the western section of present day Aomori Prefecture. The city remains one of the culturally richest cities in the northern Tohoku Region.
Hirosaki developed around its castle, Hirosaki Castle. Several thousand cherry trees are planted around the castle grounds, making it one of Japan's most famous cherry blossom spots. The trees are usually in bloom in late April to early May.
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Most famous cherry blossom spot in Tohoku.
User rating: 82/100 (30 votes)
Visited by: 54 users
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A few preserved samurai residences.
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Visited by: 6 users
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Museum about the Neputa Festival.
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Visited by: 9 users
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Spacious Japanese landscape garden.
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Visited by: 2 users
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Tourist information center.
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Visited by: 4 users
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Popularity of Hirosaki:
Users who have been to Hirosaki: 75
Most visited: Ranked 58th out of 113 destinations
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