A row of cherry blossom trees beside the road of the pasture that spreads out in the Sanhara district of Takekawa-cho.
There is a tunnel of cherry blossoms of about 750m.
It was the beginning of the people who settled in the Showa 20s wished for the development of the land and planted Yoshino cherry trees in the 1940s.
When in full bloom, you can take a leisurely stroll through the cherry blossom blizzard while watching the remaining snow in the Southern Alps such as Kaikomagatake.
In addition, pheasants live in the neighborhood, and if you're lucky, you may be able to meet a national bird!