🌸 Tokyo Tower & Sakura Dreams: My Perfect Day in Shiba Park 🌸

#cherryblossom25 Picture this: cherry blossoms framing Tokyo Tower like a postcard come to life. That’s Shiba Park in spring—a compact but seriously stunning sakura spot where the city’s hustle fades into pink-tinted peace. First Impressions: Sight: The iconic tower playing peek-a-boo through fluffy sakura branches. Smell: Sweet blossoms + a whiff of grilled dango from a nearby vendor. Sound: Laughter from picnicking locals and the occasional "kawaii!" from tourists spotting the view. Hidden Gem: Tucked behind Zojoji Temple, there’s a slope with zero crowds where petals rain down like confetti. Pro tip: This is where engaged couples sneak photos—I photobombed one by accident. 🙈💍 Unexpected Moment: A tiny Shiba Inu (how fitting!) stole my rice ball mid-picnic. His owner apologized with melon pan from a bakery nearby—crisis averted. 🐕🍙 Must-Try Food: Sakura soft serve from the temple stall—swirled with edible flowers and way too pretty to eat (but I devoured it anyway). ⏰ Sakura Speedrun Itinerary: 10:00 AM – Beat the crowds at the Tokyo Tower viewpoint near the pond. 12:00 PM – Picnic under the trees (grab bento boxes from Lawson). 2:00 PM – Explore Zojoji Temple’s hauntingly beautiful cemetery (sakura + pagodas = 😍). 4:00 PM – Coffee at The Deck Coffee & Pie (their yuzu pie pairs perfectly with tower views). Why Shiba Park? It’s central, compact, and crazy photogenic—plus you get history (temples!), modernity (Tokyo Tower!), and snacks (always snacks). Would you brave the Shiba Inu snack thieves for this view? Comment your festa cherry blossom spot! 👇🗼