Kimii-ji Temple, A Serene Cherry Blossom Haven

1201 Kinosaki, Wakayama-shi
Famous cherry blossom viewing spots with early blooming
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Temple

Introduction

Mikura-jinja Shrine is located at the entrance of Kishu temple and takes its name from the three ancient wells surrounding it. The temple is famous for its approximately one thousand cherry trees that bloom early. If you climb up the 231 steps, you can enjoy the beautiful scenery of Wakayama Bay.
Address
1201 Kinosaki, Wakayama-shi
Transportation
Get off at JR Kinosakionsen Station and walk for 15 minutes, or take a bus to Kinosaki Bus Stop and walk for 5 minutes.
Website www.kimiidera.com

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