Noto-Kashima Station Cherry Blossoms
のと鉄道 能登鹿島駅（能登さくら駅）
About 100 cherry trees form a tunnel over the platforms of this Noto Railway station, with lanterns and a light-up at night during the spring festival.
〒 927-0039How to get there
能登鹿島Nanao Line1 min walk from the station
Noto-Kashima Station on the Noto Railway in Anamizu, Ishikawa, is also known as Noto Sakura Station. About 100 Somei-yoshino cherry trees along both platforms form a tunnel over the tracks each spring, and local trains pass slowly beneath it.
During the bloom, the Noto-Kashima Station Cherry Preservation Society (能登鹿島駅さくら保存会) holds Hanami Dayo in Noto Sakura Station (花見だよ in のとさくら駅) in the station grounds. Attractions are staged and food stalls set up, selling isaza (いさざ) dishes, made with a small local fish, along with hanami dango and grilled oysters. After dark, paper lanterns and lights illuminate the trees.
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