Shinjuku Gyoen in Japan | Enjoy the Most Beautiful Cherry Blossoms

🌟Highlights: Shinjuku Gyoen is the largest park in Tokyo that combines a Japanese-style garden with a French-style garden, spanning the Shinjuku and Shibuya districts of Tokyo with an area of about 58 hectares. It is the best place in Japan to view cherry blossoms, and it's the most beautiful here in spring! ❤Recommended Reason: Spring in Japan is the season of splendid cherry blossoms. In early spring in February, the cold cherry blossoms of Shinjuku Gyoen awaken the Japanese people's enthusiasm for flower viewing. From March to April, more than 70 varieties of cherry blossoms bloom in succession, scattered among different sceneries in the park, with clusters of cherry trees set against green lawns or single trees standing by the water, making Shinjuku Gyoen a paradise for flower viewers, until the last 'Yae-beni-shidare' cherry blossoms fade, and the Japanese people's annual cherry blossom fervor gradually subsides. 📍Detailed Address: 11 Naito-cho, Shinjuku-ku, Tokyo 〒160-0014 Shinjuku Gyoen 🚉Transportation Strategy: Take the JR Yamanote Line to Shinjuku Station and walk for about 10 minutes; or take the subway Marunouchi Line to Shinjuku Gyoen-mae Station and walk for about 5 minutes. 🕙Business Hours: Opening hours: 9:00-16:30, ticket sales end at 16:00, closed on Mondays, if Monday is a Japanese public holiday, then closed on the following Tuesday. Closed from December 29 to January 3 every year. Open 7 days a week from March 25 to April 24. Greenhouse opening hours: 11:00-15:30, ticket sales end at 15:00. 💰Admission Fee: Adults 500 yen, teenagers under 15 years old 250 yen, children under 6 years old free. 📝tips: Tickets for Shinjuku Gyoen are sold automatically. After inserting coins into the vending machine, you can get an entrance magnetic card, which you then insert into the ticket-checking machine upon entering the park.