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Ogi City Hirado-bashi
조사·집필 Hinato
사가현 · Ogi
33.2082°N, 130.3350°E
Ogi is a small castle town on the southern slopes of Mt. Tenzan, known primarily within Saga Prefecture for its cherry blossom season — the river corridor through the old castle town is lined with 3,000 trees that bloom in late March and early April, creating tunnels of pink over the streams that run through the former samurai district. Unlike the famous cherry spots of Fukuoka or Nagasaki, Ogi attracts almost no foreign visitors and only moderate domestic crowds.
기본 정보
영업시간
Open year-round (outdoor area) | Cherry blossom illumination: dusk–10:00 PM during blossom season
휴무일: Never closed (outdoor area)
입장료
Free
베스트 시즌
Late March–early April (cherry blossom peak) | March 28–April 8 in average years
방문 소요 시간
1.5–2 hours
가는 방법
교통 정보
인사이더 가이드
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