Sakura Avenue
From season 2022, you can experience a new Sakura Avenue in the Castle Park.
40 Sakura trees will form a beautiful avenue located in the northern part of the castle park.
The Japanese cherry trees are of the same variety as the avenue leading to Gavnø Castle but differ from the pink color by having beautiful flowers in delicate white shades.
Donated by Andersen Group
The trees were donated by Andersen Group, Hiroshima, Japan.
The 93 donors from Andersen Group listed alphabetically.
Ai Yamasaka
Akiko Takaki
Akiko Takaki
Akira Jozaki
Akira Yamaguchi
Ayako Hamba
Ayako Iwanaga
Chiemi Inoue
Chiho Kagata
Haruki Hayashi
Hideki Kiyokawa
Hiroaki Naito
Hirohisa Kono
Hiroko Hatakeyama
Hiromi Okamuro
Hiroshi Kajiyama
Hiroyuki Kobayashi
Ikuko Takeshita
Isao Kadomatsu
Jiro Numata
Jun Imanishi
Jun Yamagata
Katsumi Iwamoto
Katsuo Shiozaki
Kazuhiko Minami
Kazuhisa Sakamoto
Kazuyuki Sadamori
Kenji Matsunaga
Kenji Yamasaki
Kimihiro Onoue
Kinumi Kurisu
Kiyofumi Segawa
Kiyoshi Takayama
Koji Sayama
Koki Mimura
Kouji Kimura
Kunihisa Ishii
Mariko Ouchi
Masaharu Kimura
Masahiro Masubuchi
Masahiro Mizude
Masako Yoshida
Masami Kubo
Masami Mitsui
Masanobu Sakurai
Masaru Okamura
Masataka Takeda
Masayuki Furukawa
Mei Harada
Meiko Kanda
Miyoshi Fujiwara
Miyuki Katsumoto
Nanami Tsuneda
Naomi Nishimura
Nobuaki Okada
Noriko Ikemizo
Noriyuki Saito
Peder Holm
Rumi Hamaoka
Ryoko Miura
Satomi Takeuchi
Seiko Daioki
Shigeki Yoshitani
Shingo Ebihara
Shinichi Sakamoto
Shinobu Kuwahara
Shinya Isobe
Shohei Kaneko
Shunji Yamakawa
Takaaki Taniguchi
Takahisa Kake
Takanori Teshima
Takashi Tanaka
Takashi Yanai
Takeshi Sato
Tatsushi Nishinaka
Teruyuki Nagareo
Tomoko Nakamura
Tomoko Okamoto
Tomoko Teshima
Toshiaki Horio
Toshihiko Yoshiyama
Toshiyuki Funada
Yoriko Kayashima
Yoshimasa Morimoto
Yoshimitsu Kusu
Yoshinori Manabe
Yoshio Okamoto
Yuko Komori
Yuko Tamai
Yuko Uesugi
Yumi Tetsuda
Yuriko Nishimoto
FACTBOX
Sakura means cherry blossom and is the name of the flowers, that adorn the tree when it blooms in spring.
The flowers of the Sakura tree are Japan’s national flower and a symbol of renewal and hope.
The leaves on the flowers are edible. In Japan, for example, they are used in small desserts and in tea.
