Uploaded February 2015 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago
Kyoto Fans, how are you? Remember a few days ago when we shared with you some pictures of the breathtaking Haradani-en sakura garden? We were lucky enough to capture the garden through our footage so please have a look and tell us what you think.
"Heaven on earth", is a good way to describe the Haradani-en Garden. Haradani-en, located in Northern Kyoto, is a privately owned garden that is a host to beautiful cherry blossoms. The garden has 20 different types of sakura and over 400 trees. Enjoy!
To see more of what Kyoto has to offer, check out our website:
discoverkyoto.com
Kyoto Fans, how are you? Remember a few days ago when we shared with you some pictures of the breathtaking Haradani-en sakura garden? We were lucky enough to capture the garden through our footage so please have a look and tell us what you think.
"Heaven on earth", is a good way to describe the Haradani-en Garden. Haradani-en, located in Northern Kyoto, is a privately owned garden that is a host to beautiful cherry blossoms. The garden has 20 different types of sakura and over 400 trees. Enjoy!
To see more of what Kyoto has to offer, check out our website:
discoverkyoto.com

![Kyoto Festival: About the Zuiki Mikoshi [4K]
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The Zuiki Matsuri held by Kitano Tenmangū expresses gratitude for bountiful harvests, and nothing embodies this better than the festivals portable shrine, which is decorated with vegetables and other dried flora. How did this interesting tradition begin? How exactly is this amazing omikoshi made? Listen to the chairman of the Nishinokyo Zuiki Mikoshi Preservation Committee explain how each year the local people gather and work together to maintain this fascinating tradition! Kyoto Festival: About the Zuiki Mikoshi [4K]](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/tj3MDJujAgk/mqdefault.jpg)








