01 / Cherry bank
Cut down for fuel,the cherries were replanted, 3,000 of them.

Gongendō-zutsumi (権現堂堤) is the embankment of the Gongendō River, a branch of the Tone. In the Taishō era, 3,000 Somei-yoshino cherry trees were planted along about 6 km of it, but at the end of the war nearly all were cut down for fuel. In 1949 the town mayor and others planted 3,000 saplings along about 1 km of the bank, and about 1,000 of them still bloom today.
- Replanted in 1949
- 3,000 saplings
- About 1,000 remain

