Noto-Kashima Station Cherry Blossoms
のと鉄道 能登鹿島駅（能登さくら駅）
Over 100 cherry trees create a picturesque tunnel at this railway station, illuminated at night for spring viewing.
Noto-Kashima Station, also known as "Noto Sakura Station", is renowned for its picturesque cherry blossom tunnel comprised of over 100 cherry trees. This stunning scenery can be viewed around mid-April. The station organizes events such as stage performances of dance and music, and the cherry trees are illuminated at night. Visitors can also find stalls offering seasonal specialties from Anamizu, such as "Isaza", oyster rice, and cherry blossom dumplings. The nearby park provides a lovely setting for picnicking under the blossoms.
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