Famous cherry blossom viewing spot Ueno Onshi Park part 1

#日本景点 Ueno Park, also known as Ueno Park, is the first park in Japan, covering an area of ​​about 530,000 square meters. It was designated as a park in 1873 and officially opened in 1876. The park originally belonged to the Japanese royal family. It was not until 1924 that it was granted to the city of Tokyo for management by Emperor Taisho. Convenient transportation: Get off at Keijo Metro "Keijo Ueno" station and walk for 1 minute🚇 The park is one of the top 100 cherry blossom viewing spots. The main part is divided into two parts. The cherry blossom trees are neatly planted on both sides of the Sakura Street. The pink petals are everywhere. After the passionate blooming, you can still feel the beautiful aftertaste🌷 Yoshino cherry is the earliest variety to bloom. In early April, the winter cherry and mountain cherry blossoms bloom. The brighter red color symbolizes love and love. There are also exquisite potted plants on display in the park to see the craftsmanship of craftsmen💐 Behind the stone cemetery, the small garden Inaka Shrine actually has a finely trimmed pine tree, dotted with pink, yellow, green, white and red, which highlights the beauty of spring🌳❤