Best places in Osaka to catch sakuras
Planning to visit Osaka to catch sakuras and wondering where the best cherry blossom viewing spots are? We've compiled a list of 20 Osaka cherry blossom viewing spots for everyone, ranging from Osaka Castle Park to the Osaka Mint Bureau. Start planning with us so you don't miss the annual pink cherry blossom season in Osaka!
We're closely monitoring the 2024 Osaka cherry blossom forecast, and we'll update you as soon as new blooming forecasts are released.
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2024 Osaka Cherry Blossom Bloom Forecast
Japan Meteorological Agency releases yearly forecasts of cherry blossom flowering dates.
Other credible links to bookmark for cherry blossom dates include: Japan Meteorological Association, and Weathernews. For 2024, the cherry blossoms in Osaka are predicted to start blooming around 1 April, with full bloom expected about 1-2 weeks later. Any further updates to the forecast will be shared as they become available. Those planning to view cherry blossoms in Osaka can start basing their trips on these dates.
Prefecture | Location | 2024 Forecasted Flowering Date | 2024 Forecasted Full Bloom Date | Yearly Average Flowering Date |
|---|---|---|---|---|
Hokkaido | Sapporo | 30 April | 3 May | 1 May |
Aomori | Aomori | 17 April | 21 April | 22 April |
Miyagi | Sendai | 2 April | 8 April | 8 April |
Tokyo | Tokyo | 21 March | 28 March | 24 March |
Ishikawa | Kanazawa | 29 March | 5 April | 3 April |
Nagano | Nagano | 3 April | 9 April | 11 April |
Aichi | Nagoya | 19 March | 29 March | 24 March |
Kyoto | Kyoto | 22 March | 31 March | 26 March |
Osaka | Osaka | 24 March | 1 April | 27 March |
Wakayama | Wakayama | 22 March | 30 March | 24 March |
Hiroshima | Hiroshima | 23 March | 1 April | 25 March |
Kochi | Kochi | 19 March | 27 March | 22 March |
Fukuoka | Fukuoka | 21 March | 30 March | 22 March |
Kagoshima | Kagoshima | 29 March | 9 April | 26 March |
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Top 20 Cherry Blossom Viewing Spots in Osaka
1. Osaka Castle Park
The park is located in the central area of Osaka Prefecture and has a total area of 105.6 hectares, making it quite large. In addition to historical buildings like the Osaka Castle Tenshukaku, the park is home to the Nishinomaru Garden, which boasts about 300 cherry trees, and a plum grove with around 1,270 trees of 100 different varieties. These spots offer beautiful views of various flowers blooming in different seasons.
The park also hosts events such as the spring and autumn flower and tree markets and night cherry blossom viewing in the Nishinomaru Garden. It's recommended to use the Osaka Castle ticket, which not only allows visiting one of Japan's most historic cultural heritage sites but also provides an opportunity to view the breathtaking scenery of a sea of cherry blossoms spread across the Osaka city area from the Osaka Castle observatory.
- Address: 1-1 Osaka Castle, Chuo Ward, Osaka City, Osaka Prefecture
- How to get there: Take the subway to Tanimachi 4-chome Station, exits 1-B or 9, Temmabashi Station, exit 3, Morinomiya Station, exit 3-B, or Osaka Business Park Station, exit 1 to head towards Osaka Castle. Take the JR line to Morinomiya Station, Osakajokoen Station, or Osakajo-Kitazume Station.
- Opening Hours: 09:00 – 17:00 (Last entry at 16:30)
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2. Expo '70 Commemorative Park
The Expo '70 Commemorative Park was established in 1970 for the Japan World Exposition. Within the park, the "Natural and Cultural Gardens" are designed with the concept of natural forests and mountain settlements, and at its center is the "Tower of the Sun," designed by Taro Okamoto. During the Japan cherry blossom season, you can witness about 5,500 cherry trees, creating a magnificent sight. In addition to the Japanese Garden and the National Museum of Ethnology, the park also features hot springs, restaurants, and accommodation facilities.
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- Address: 〒565-0826 Banpaku Kinen Koen, Suita City, Osaka Prefecture
- How to get there: Take the Osaka Monorail and alight at Expo '70 Commemorative Park Station
- Opening Hours: 09:30 – 17:00 (Last entry at 16:30)
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3. Mint Bureau Cherry Blossom Alley
The Mint Bureau is famous for its "Cherry Blossom Alley," a tradition that started in the 16th year of the Meiji era. Each year around mid-April, it's open to the public for about a week. the Mint Bureau annually selects a "Flower of the Year" from the many cherry blossom varieties. Currently, there are about 125 varieties, with over 300 cherry blossom trees lining the pathway in full bloom.
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- Address: 〒530-0043 1-1-79 Tenma, Kita Ward, Osaka City
- How to get there:
- Take the JR Tozai Line to Osaka Tenmangu Station and walk for 15 minutes.
- Take the Osaka Metro to Minami-Morimachi Station or Temmabashi Station, it's about a 15-min walk.
- Take the Keihan Railway to Temma Station
- Visiting Hours: Advance application is required (open for visitation without application during cherry blossom season)
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4. Okawa River
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Okawa is a river flowing through the center of Osaka City in Osaka Prefecture and is an indispensable location for cherry blossom viewing in Osaka. The reason is that there are about 4,800 cherry blossom trees lining its paths. During the flowering season, the area is transformed into a light pink hue, filled with the essence of spring.
For those who wish to enjoy cherry blossoms from the water, you can take a ride on the Okawa Cherry Blossom Boat. The route also passes by famous cherry blossom viewing spots like Kema Sakuranomiya Park and the the Osaka Mint Bureau, totaling a 25-minute journey.
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- Address: 1‐10 Nakanocho, Miyakojima Ward, Osaka City, Osaka Prefecture
- How to get there: Alight at Sakuranomiya Station on the JR Osaka Loop Line
5. Around the Osaka Eiraku Dam
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Around the Osaka Eiraku Dam, there are a total of approximately 1,000 cherry blossom trees planted. There is a 2-kilometer trail surrounding the dam, perfect for jogging or leisurely walks. Additionally, the nearby area has been developed into the Okuyama Ameyama Nature Park, featuring several plazas and hiking trails. Even after the cherry blossoms have fallen, this place attracts visitors in different seasons to enjoy the beauty of nature.
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With mountains in the background and cherry blossoms reflecting on the water's surface, it resembles a picture-perfect landscape painting. During the cherry blossom season, there are celebrations held at the upstream Okuyama Ameyama Nature Park, featuring various food stalls, craft stalls, and plant displays. Lanterns are also hung up in the evening, illuminating over 1,000 cherry blossom trees.
- Address: 2921 Kubo, Kumatori-cho, Sennan-gun, Osaka Prefecture
- How to get there: Take the JR Hanwa Line to "Kumatori Station" and then transfer to the Nankai Bus, alight at "Narugawakuchi" or "Osaka Sports University-mae"
- For more information about the Osaka Eiraku Dam, please visit the official website.
6. Shitennoji Temple
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Shitennoji Temple, the oldest Buddhist temple in Japan, is said to be the first of its kind. The temple's Honbo Garden is home to approximately 100 cherry blossom trees, including various cherry blossom varieties such as Somei Yoshino, Yaezakura, Edohigan, and Yamazakura. The temple complex includes structures like the Five-story Pagoda and Bell Tower. During cherry blossom season, visitors can also enjoy the serene ambiance of the traditional Japanese garden within the temple grounds.
- Address: 1-11-18 Shitennoji, Tennoji Ward, Osaka City, Osaka Prefecture
- How to get there:
- Take the Subway Tanimachi Line to "Shitennoji-mae Yuhigaoka Station," exit from Exit 4, and walk for about 5 minutes.
- Or alight at JR Tennoji Station and walk for about 12 minutes.
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7. Daisen Park
Daisen Park is a spacious central park covering approximately 35 hectares. The park offers various recreational facilities and is a popular destination for residents and visitors on weekends. Among its attractions, the most famous are the Peace Pagoda located in the center of the park and the gourd-shaped park lake. There are extensive lawns around the lake where many people gather to enjoy leisure activities.
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The park also features a Japanese garden covering 26,000 square meters, providing a beautiful representation of Japanese culture. During the cherry blossom season, over 500 cherry blossom trees in the park bloom simultaneously. It's a perfect place to admire the pink cherry blossoms while savoring Japanese snacks.
- Address: 2-204 Momodani Yukumachi, Sakai-ku, Sakai City, Osaka Prefecture 590-0802
- How to get there: Take the JR Hanwa Line to "Mikunigaoka Station" and walk for 15 minutes.
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8. Kishiwada Castle
Compared to other famous cherry blossom viewing spots in Osaka, Kishiwada Castle is relatively peaceful. The predecessor of the castle was built in the year 1334, and it changed ownership over time. The inner castle was later reconstructed as a 5-story main keep, and the walls and fortifications were built in a modern style. However, the main keep was struck by lightning and destroyed by fire. The current three-story main keep is a replica built in 1954 (Showa 29) and houses a data exhibition room and an observatory.
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The "Hachijin no Niwa" garden within the inner castle is a renowned cherry blossom viewing spot. It is home to approximately 170 cherry blossom trees, and the sight of cherry blossoms falling onto the water is particularly wonderful.
- Address: 9-1 Kishikiyomachi, Kishiwada City, Osaka Prefecture 596-0073
- How to get there: Take the Nankai Main Line to either "Kishiwada Station" or "Tako-Jizo Station" and walk for about 10 minutes.
- Visiting Hours: 10:00 AM – 5:00 PM (Last entry at 4:00 PM)
- For more information about Kishiwada Castle, please visit the official website.
9. Asuka Museum
Visiting Asuka Museum during cherry blossom season is like embarking on a journey of cherry blossoms and architecture. The museum is designed by a renowned architect to offer panoramic views of the "Near Asuka Kofun Hill." Inside the museum, excavated artifacts are displayed in a way that resembles them being stored in ancient tombs. The exhibits are divided into three main areas: "Near Asuka and International Exchange," "Origins of Ancient States," and "Modern Science and Cultural Heritage." All of these areas provide archaeological information related to the excavation of ancient tombs.
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When cherry blossoms are in full bloom, the contrast between the white-gray architecture and the pink cherry blossoms creates a dreamy and picturesque scene. If you're looking to capture some Instagram-worthy photos, this is a must-visit spot!
- Address: 299 Higashiyama, Kanan-cho, Minamikawachi-gun, Osaka Prefecture 585-0001
- How to get there: Take the train to "Kishi Station" on the Nagano Line, then transfer to the "Hannan NEOPOLIS-bound" Kongou Bus and get off at the last stop.
- Visiting Hours: 9:45 AM – 5:00 PM (Closed on Mondays)
- For more information about Asuka Museum, please visit the official website.
9. Yamanokoshi
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The Yamanokoshi area was known for its hot spring resorts until the mid-Showa period. To revive the rich natural landscapes in the surrounding area, cherry trees were planted starting from the 1960s. Now, you can enjoy the sight of approximately 1,000 Somei Yoshino and wild cherry blossoms in full bloom. The view of cherry blossoms lining both sides of the JR railway tracks resembles a "cherry blossom tunnel."
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It's a must-see for those who love trains. The most remarkable event in Yamanokoshi is the "Cherry Blossom Festival"! During this festival, various stage performances make the whole venue lively and bustling.
- Address: 〒599-0214 Osaka Prefecture, Hannan City, Yamanokoshi
- How to get there: Take JR to "Yamanokoshi" station and you will arrive.
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10. The Kurotoriyama Park
The Kurotoriyama Park is home to approximately 730 cherry blossom trees, making it a bustling attraction during cherry blossom season. The park offers various facilities to keep visitors entertained, including green spaces and small bridges over flowing water. Additionally, there are special nighttime illuminations during the cherry blossom blooming period, allowing visitors to enjoy the enchanting beauty of the cherry blossoms even at night.
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- Address: 4-531-1 Kurotoricho, Izumi City, and others
- How to get there: Take the JR train on the Hanwa Line to "Izumi-Fuchu Station," transfer to the Hanwa Line community bus (meguru), and get off at "Yamacho."
11. Kema Sakuranomiya Park
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Besides the Osaka Mint Bureau, Kema Sakuranomiya Park combines riverside, sandy beach, and greenery, attracting many visitors for strolls, dog walks, jogging, or cycling. Along the 4.2-kilometer stretch of the riverside from Kemba Wasen Dam downstream to Temma Bridge, you'll find approximately 4,700 cherry blossom trees in full bloom.
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On the right bank, there are well-preserved buildings from the early Meiji period, such as the Mint Factory and Izumi Printing Plant. The cherry blossom tunnel, growing along the Okawa River, coupled with the riverside scenery and the passing JR trains, creates a truly leisurely atmosphere. At night, it also attracts many travelers who come to enjoy the night cherry blossoms.
- Address: 1 Chome Nakanocho, Miyakojima Ward, Osaka City
- How to get there: You may either exit from Sakuranomiya Station, Osaka Business Park Station, or Miyakojima Station
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12. Settsukyo Park
Osaka's precious forested scenic area in the suburbs. Here, you can fully enjoy the beauty of unique rocks and rugged cliffs, as well as admire the natural landscapes and flowers throughout the four seasons. The park is home to approximately 420 plant species, hundreds of insect species, and 13 types of wild birds. In addition to camping facilities, there are various parks and amenities that attract countless visitors throughout the year. The park also houses around 1300 Yoshino cherry blossom trees and a 'Cherry Blossom Plaza.' During cherry blossom season, the spectacular sea of cherry blossoms draws in many cherry blossom enthusiasts.
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- Address: 5-3-14 Tsukawaki, Takatsuki, Osaka 569-1036, Japan
- How to get there: Take the JR Kyoto Line to "Takatsuki Station," then transfer to a city bus heading towards "Tsukawaki" and get off at "Tsukawaki." From there, it's a 20-minute walk.
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13. Satsukiyama Park
The park is located at the foothills and slopes of Mount Satsuki, a landmark with an elevation of 315.5 meters in Ikeda City. It is a famous spot for viewing cherry blossoms, azaleas, and autumn leaves. The park offers five hiking trails and observation decks, providing an excellent vantage point to overlook the Osaka Plain.
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Inside the park, there are various facilities, including a free admission zoo, urban greenery botanical garden, golf course, and a green center, attracting many visitors for leisure activities. On the spacious green grounds, approximately 35,000 cherry blossom trees bloom, allowing visitors to enjoy cherry blossom viewing while taking a stroll. Every early April, on weekends, the park holds a cherry blossom festival on the park plaza and near the zoo, and many Japanese families participate in the festivities.
- Address: 2-5 Ayaha, Ikeda, Osaka, 563-0051, Japan
- How to get there: A 10-minute walk from Hankyu Takarazuka Line "Ikeda Station"
14. Bentenshu Meioji Temple
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Bentenshu Meioji Temple is a well-known cherry blossom viewing spot among locals. Its 73-meter high pagoda and spherical landmark are captivating. The temple grounds are adorned with approximately 500 Yoshino cherry trees and Weeping cherry trees, forming rows of cherry blossoms that create a tunnel-like canopy, covering the sky above. When illuminated in the evening, the fully bloomed night cherry blossoms create an elegant and graceful atmosphere.
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- Address: 7-41 Nishi-Hozumi-cho, Ibaraki City, Osaka Prefecture
- How to get there: Take the JR train to Ibaraki Station, then take a bus to Kami hozumi, It's within walking distance from there.
15. Shōzoku-ji Temple
Shōzoku-ji Temple, also known as "Katsuoi-ji," is renowned for its role in providing protection and blessing for victory. In the past, it was called "Katsuo-ji" as it was believed to have healed an emperor's illness, and it has also been visited by various rulers seeking success in battles. Acquiring the symbol of "Victory Daruma" from Katsuo-ji allows people to pray for success in various aspects of life, including business, exams, and employment.
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Located at a higher elevation, Katsuo-ji's cherry blossoms tend to bloom later than those in lower-lying areas. Approximately 8,000 cherry blossom trees adorn the temple grounds, making it a great option for those who might have missed the cherry blossom season in other areas, as there's still a chance to enjoy them at Katsuo-ji.
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- How to get there: Take the Midosuji Line to "Senri-Chuo" station, then take the bus (route 29) to "Katsuo-ji" for your destination.
16. Oiseki Park
Adjacent to Oiseki Park is the Nane Shrine, creating a lush and naturally beautiful park. During spring, nearly 600 Yoshino cherry trees bloom, making it the top cherry blossom viewing spot in Izumisano City and a favorite among the public. Every year on the first Sunday of April, the "Sakura Festival" organized by the Izumisano City Tourism Association is a well-attended local event. The park also features well-maintained walking paths on the embankment nearby, making it a popular spot for locals to visit.
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- Address: Higashiue, Nane Higashi, Izumisano City, Osaka 598-0021, Japan
- How to get there: Take the Nankai Main Line to "Izumisano Station," then transfer to a bus heading towards Inunakiyama and get off at "Higashiue Station." Alternatively, you can take the JR train to "Nane Station," then transfer to a bus heading towards Inunakiyama and get off at "Higashiue Station."
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17. Hirokawadera Temple
Hirokawadera Temple, located at the foot of Mount Katsuragi, is a famous place where the renowned poet and monk of the late Heian period, "Saigyo Hoshi," entered Nirvana. It is also a well-known cherry blossom viewing spot. In spring, approximately 1,500 cherry trees planted within the spacious temple grounds burst into bloom together. The diversity of cherry blossom varieties is one of its main attractions.
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In addition to the famous Yoshino cherry blossoms, you can also see different types such as wild cherry, double-flowered cherry, misty cherry, and weeping cherry. Moreover, there are specific periods each year when you can enjoy viewing cherry blossoms at night. While Hirokawadera Temple is a bit far from the center of Osaka, it remains a recommended cherry blossom viewing spot for those looking to escape the hustle and bustle of the city and peacefully enjoy the beauty of the blossoms.
- Address: 43 Hirokawa, Minamikawachi-cho, Minamikawachi-gun, Osaka 585-0027, Japan
- How to. get there: Take the Kintetsu Nagano Line to "Tondabayashi Station," then take the Kongobu bus heading towards Kawachi and get off at the final stop.
18. Motoibarakigawa Ryokuchi Park
Motoibarakigawa Ryokuchi Park is a revitalized 5-kilometer-long green space that was once an abandoned river. It has been completely transformed and is not only a part of the "Osaka Greenery 100 Selection," but also lives up to its reputation. In addition to the greenery, during the cherry blossom season, it comes alive with the blooming of Yoshino cherry blossoms. Approximately 1,500 cherry trees grace the park, creating a stunning display. The "Citizen's Cherry Blossom Festival" allows visitors to enjoy delicious food while admiring the blossoms. There are also evening illumination events during this time, so be sure not to miss it!
- Address: Yokoe 2-chome, Tanakamachi, Ibaraki City, Osaka Prefecture
- How to get there: Take the Hankyu Kyoto Line to "Ibaraki-shi Station."
19. Sayamaike Park
Sayamaike Park has been selected as one of the "Top 100 Historical Parks in Japan" and is striving to become the top cherry blossom viewing spot in Osaka Prefecture. The park offers a longer cherry blossom season with early-blooming Koshinohigan cherry trees around the pond's circumference, as well as double-flowered cherry trees that bloom in mid-April.
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Sayamaike is also home to Japan's oldest dam-style pond, dating back to the Asuka Period (approximately 616 AD). Within the park, you can find the renowned Tadao Ando-designed "Sayamaike Museum," which houses many precious cultural heritage artifacts. So, besides enjoying the cherry blossoms, you may also want to visit this culturally enriching museum.
- Address: Iwamuro, Sayama City, Osaka 589-0032, Japan
- How to get there: Take the Nankai Koya Line to "Osaka Sayama-shi Station."
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