Sights in Date, Fukushima

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• 霊山神社

  

  Ryozen Shrine

  #2 ranked in Date

  A former imperial-ranked shrine enshrining Kitabatake Chikafusa, Akiie, Akinobu and Morichika.

• 高子二十境の桃

  

  Peaches of the Takako Twenty Views

  #3 ranked in Date

  Mid-Edo poet Kumasaka Haryo named 20 scenic spots in Takako village and wrote Chinese poems about them.

• 駒ヒメ桜

  

  Komahime Cherry

  #4 ranked in Date

  An Edo higan cherry estimated to be about 500 years old.

• 茶臼山の桜

  

  Cherry Blossoms of Chausuyama

  #5 ranked in Date

  Park on the ruins of Chausuyama Castle, seat of the Kakeda clan in the 14th to 16th centuries.

• 紅屋峠千本桜森林公園

  

  Beniyatoge Senbonzakura Forest Park

  #6 ranked in Date

  About 1,000 cherry trees of 10 varieties around a park overlooking northern Date.

• 斎藤果樹園

  

  Saito Orchard

  #8 ranked in Date

  Peach picking of various varieties (reservation required), with peaches to take home.