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Aomori Prefecture · Goshogawara City (From Tokyo: approx. 3 h–3 h 30 min · bullet train)

Kanagi’s spring festival, framed by the Tsugaru Railway and a tunnel of cherry blossoms

Kanagi Cherry Blossom Festival

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Festival information

EVENT INFORMATION
Season / frequency
Spring
Location
Ashino Park
Area
Aomori Prefecture・Goshogawara City(From Tokyo: approx. 3 h–3 h 30 min · bullet train)Prefecture-level estimate to a main station or airport, not the venue. Airport access, check-in and onward travel are extra; remote areas and islands can take much longer.
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Participation fee
Free event
Last updated
2026/11/11

A spring festival at Ashino Park in Goshogawara City, where you can enjoy around 1,500 cherry trees, the Tsugaru Railway’s blossom tunnel, local folk arts, and nighttime illuminations.

About Kanagi Cherry Blossom Festival

The Kanagi Cherry Blossom Festival is a spring cherry blossom festival held at Ashino Park in Kanagi, Goshogawara City.

Around 1,500 cherry trees bloom in the park, and a tunnel of blossoms arching over the Tsugaru Railway line that runs through the grounds is a highlight.

Stage performances featuring local folk arts and nighttime illuminations are also held.

Festival highlights

The main highlight is the view of the blossom tunnel formed by the cherry trees and the Tsugaru Railway as it runs through Ashino Park.

Visitors come to photograph the train framed by the blossoms in the park, where around 1,500 cherry trees bloom.

Along with the cherry blossom scenery, visitors can enjoy stage performances featuring local folk arts and nighttime illuminations.

Kanagi’s spring festival, framed by the Tsugaru Railway and a tunnel of cherry blossoms

What to expect

At the venue, enjoy the view of the cherry blossoms in Ashino Park alongside the Tsugaru Railway and the blossom tunnel as the train runs through the grounds.

As part of the festival, stage performances featuring local folk arts are held.

The blossoms are also illuminated at night, offering a different view from the daytime scenery.

How to take part

参加費:無料イベント

Location and access

Venue and address

Ashino Park / Ashino, Kanagi, Goshogawara City, Aomori Prefecture

Train and bus

A short walk from Ashino-Koen Station on the Tsugaru Railway

By car

About 20 minutes from Goshogawara-kita IC on the Tsugaru Expressway

Parking

Temporary parking available

Address Ashino, Kanagi, Goshogawara City, Aomori Prefecture

Dates and season

Season

Spring

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Nearby attractions

Near the venue, you’ll find the red-roofed café “Ekisha,” Ashino Park, Dazai Osamu Memorial Plaza, and a ground-blizzard experience.

Official information

Information for 2026 is available on the Aomori Prefecture tourism website, “Amazing AOMORI.”

For inquiries, contact the Kanagi Cherry Blossom Festival Executive Committee (at the Kanagi Chamber of Commerce and Industry) at 0173-52-2611.

Kanagi Cherry Blossom Festival at a Glance

The Kanagi Cherry Blossom Festival is a spring festival held at Ashino Park in Goshogawara City, where visitors can enjoy around 1,500 cherry trees and the Tsugaru Railway’s blossom tunnel.

Stage performances featuring local folk arts and nighttime illuminations are also held, adding local festivities to the cherry blossom scenery.

The venue is a short walk from Ashino-Koen Station on the Tsugaru Railway.

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Article updated: 2026/11/11

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