Sights in Motomiya, Fukushima

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• 高松山観音寺

  

  Takamatsuyama Kannonji Temple

  #1 ranked in Motomiya

  Mount Takamatsu, where priest Tokuitsu is said to have carved and enshrined a Buddha in 807.

• プリンス・ウィリアムズ・パーク/英国庭園

  

  Prince William's Park English Garden

  #2 ranked in Motomiya

  An English garden built after Prince William's 2015 visit as a symbol of friendship and recovery, with roses and seasonal flowers.

• 塩ノ崎の大桜

  

  Great Cherry of Shionosaki

  #4 ranked in Motomiya

  A 600-year-old Edo higan cherry on a hilltop, about 18 m tall with a 7 m trunk.

• 岩角山岩角寺

  

  Iwatsunosan Iwatsunoji Temple

  #5 ranked in Motomiya

  A scenic mountain designated a prefectural natural monument, home to a temple founded in 851.

• 城ノ内古戦場の枝垂桜

  

  Weeping Cherry of Jonouchi Battlefield

  #6 ranked in Motomiya

  A 250-year-old weeping cherry said to be an offspring of the Miharu Takizakura.

• みずいろ公園

  

  Mizuiro Park

  #7 ranked in Motomiya

  A waterside park with play equipment where the Adatara and Abukuma rivers meet.

• 日輪寺の紅枝垂桜

  

  Red Weeping Cherry of Nichirinji

  #8 ranked in Motomiya

  A giant twin-trunk tree whose history is carved on a stone lantern at the Suwa family grave.