◆ Enjoy Japan’s iconic cherry blossom season with a guided hanami experience in Nagasaki.

◆ Learn about Japan’s hanami tradition and local spring culture from an English-speaking guide.

◆ Travel by Nagasaki public transportation just like a local for an authentic city experience.

◆ Relax and savor a Japanese bento lunch and drink under blooming sakura trees.

◆ Ideal for couples, families, or small groups seeking a memorable cultural experience.

Guests will visit one of the following hanami spots on the day, chosen by the guide according to blossom timing, weather, and crowd conditions. ​ ◆ Nagasaki Tateyama Park A spacious hilltop park stretching across Mt. Tateyama and Mt. Nishiyama, known as the park with the highest concentration of cherry trees in Nagasaki City (around 700 trees). ​ From late March to early April, the slopes turn soft pink and white, and during the cherry blossom festival the trees are illuminated by lanterns, creating a magical atmosphere for evening hanami. ​ The park also has an observation deck with views over Nagasaki city and port, making it ideal for photos, relaxed picnics, and learning about local spring customs. ​ ◆ Nagasaki Kazagashira Park A hilltop park famous for its panoramic view over central Nagasaki, often associated with night scenery and the nearby statue of Sakamoto Ryoma. ​ In cherry blossom season, visitors can enjoy a combination of cityscape and blooming sakura, with open spaces suitable for laying out picnic sheets and enjoying bento-style hanami. ​ Its elevated position allows guests to appreciate how Nagasaki spreads across valleys and hills while experiencing a quieter, more local style of flower viewing. ​ ◆ Nagasaki Nishiyama Dam Karyu Park A nature-rich park area around Nishiyama Dam, featuring walking paths, water views, and seasonal flowers including cherry blossoms. ​ During sakura season, the contrast between the reservoir, surrounding greenery, and rows of cherry trees creates a calm, scenic setting perfect for relaxed hanami with fewer crowds than central parks. ​ The atmosphere here is more rural and peaceful, giving guests a sense of Nagasaki’s natural landscape beyond the downtown area while they enjoy their lunch box and drink outdoors.