Fujieda Reservoir
藤枝ため池
A historic Edo-period reservoir and park in Aomori famous for its floating bridge and thousands of seasonal cherry blossoms.
What it is
- A historic irrigation reservoir built by Lord Tsugaru Nobumasa between 1688 and 1704.
- Part of the Ashino Lake Group Prefectural Natural Park in Goshogawara City.
- Selected as one of the top one hundred reservoirs in Japan in 2010.
- A vital water source for irrigation and a wintering ground for migratory birds.
What to see
- Ashino Park located directly on the lakeshore featuring approximately 2,300 cherry trees.
- A floating bridge named Ashino Yume no Ukihashi that crosses the reservoir water.
- Scenic views of the surrounding natural park and local migratory bird populations.
Getting there
- Accessible via train at Ashino-Koen Station on the Tsugaru Railway line.
- Drivers can reach the reservoir and park area using National Route 339.
Notes written by Japan Gems from facts in Japanese Wikipedia.
Where it is
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