Manten spot
Weeping cherry blossoms at Hōren-ji Temple
A site exuding an air of wondrousness
Said to have been planted by HIRAI Raidō (Kyogaku Raidō) who was chief priest of Hōren-ji temple, the trees are around 150 years in age.
The trees have also been designated Natural Monuments by Kumakōgen-chō.
Their blossoms which bloom in beautiful forms offer a palpable sense of the spring to come in the town after the long, cold winter has drawn to a close.
After-dark illuminations are also held, presenting the blossoms in wondrous forms to allow visitors to enjoy an atmosphere altogether different from the daytime.
Full information about Weeping cherry blossoms at Hōren-ji Temple
- Address
- 1427 Tsuyumie, Kumakōgen-chō, Kamiukena-gun, Ehime [google map]
- Access
- 10 min by car from Kumakōgen-chō Town Hall
- Contact
- Kumakōgen-chō Tourism Association 0892-21-1192
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