You don’t have to wait until March to see cherry blossoms in Japan! Go to Miura Coast to see Kawazu Sakura🌸

What should I do if I can’t book a flight to Japan in March? Another way to go is to take advantage of the long weekend at the end of February to visit #Japan #Kanagawa to see the early cherry blossoms! Most people who visit Japan will think of the Japanese ##cherry blossom season in late March and early April, but in fact, the early blooming variety ##Kawazu Sakura has already blossomed in Miura Coast, Kanagawa, southern Japan in late February🌸🌸🌸 Depart from Japan's ##Shinagawa Station or the subway ##Sengakuji Station, take the ##Keikyu Railway all the way to the first stop and get off at the 71st stop ##Miurakaigan Station! The fare is a bit higher, about $1000 yen. When you exit the station, you can take a look at the station sign, which has a cherry blossom pattern carefully printed on it. Welcome everyone to come to Miura Coast to see the cherry blossoms🌸 You can see the cherry blossoms by looking down from the station platform before they appear! There are many food stalls nearby, it's really lively! There are many cherry blossom season signs around the station telling everyone where the cherry blossom venue is. But if you don't know, just follow the crowd. Remember not to touch the cherry blossoms with your hands when taking photos, and don’t pick the flowers and put them on your head, because doing so will make people think you are an impolite traveler! There is a restroom next to the station. There is a supermarket near the restroom. If you forget to bring food, you can buy it at the supermarket. The food around the venue is actually quite expensive. You can refer to it✅ It's a long way to walk from the station to the venue, Komatsu Pond, so if you have weak legs, you can consider taking a break occasionally to avoid tiring your feet. You can see the cherry blossoms not long after walking. If you want to take pictures of the train and cherry blossoms, it is recommended to go up the overpass, but be careful not to collide with other vehicles. Since Miura is rich in white radishes, you can also see radish pulling experience activities around the venue and a train selling white radishes, which is really interesting😆 When we arrived at the venue, we saw many people sitting under the cherry trees, drinking and eating barbecue and the food they prepared themselves. If you don't have any food with you, there are many tents nearby with food stalls for you to buy. Although the crowd was a bit mixed, it was such a happy feeling to be able to eat delicious food under the cherry trees! I hope the mask policy and the virus can be eliminated soon, so that we can return to a more normal and happier cherry blossom viewing time❤️