🌸Tokyo Hidden Cherry Blossom Route | Kinuta Park & Shukugawara (with guide)🌸

#cherryblossom25 If you’re tired of the crowds at Tokyo’s famous cherry blossom spots, take a peaceful detour to a lesser-known but incredibly beautiful location—Kinuta Park. 📍 Kinuta Park This park is especially charming for its low-hanging cherry blossom branches that nearly brush the ground—perfect for easy, stunning photos without needing a stool or awkward angles. The large cherry trees form a continuous canopy of blooms, and every shot looks like a dreamy postcard ✨ 🧺 Recommended Day Itinerary: ☀️ Morning | Stroll at Shukugawara Start your day with a peaceful riverside walk at Shukugawara. The cherry blossoms reflect on the water in the morning light—absolutely healing and tranquil. 🍱 Lunch | Small eatery or picnic Grab a light meal at a local eatery or pick up a bento and snacks from the supermarket. Bring a picnic blanket and head to Kinuta Park for a laid-back lunch under the blossoms 🌸 🌸 Afternoon | Chill under the cherry blossoms at Kinuta Park Stretch out on the grass, soak in the sunshine, and let the breeze and falling petals wash over you. It's the perfect way to embrace spring at your own pace 💖 🚃 How to Get There: Take a train from Shukugawara to a station near Kinuta Park (about 30 mins) Walk around 15 minutes from the station to the park—the path is lined with cherry blossom tunnels, making the stroll delightful (photos 15–18 were taken there!) 📌 Tips: Go early to avoid crowds and get the best light for photos Wear light-colored outfits, and bring props like books, a camera, or a drink bottle for cute picnic shots Please take your trash with you to keep the park clean 🌱 #travel