[2025 Tokyo Attraction] Travel Guide for Chidorigafuchi (Updated Apr)

#cherryblossom25 Guide to Cherry Blossoms in Japan 🌸 Japan’s cherry blossom season, or sakura season, is one of the most magical times to visit the country. From late March to early April, the entire nation transforms into a dreamy landscape of pink and white blooms. Here’s everything you need to know for the perfect cherry blossom experience in Japan! ⸻ 🌸 Best Time to See Cherry Blossoms The bloom timing varies by region: • Tokyo, Kyoto, Osaka – Late March to early April • Hokkaido (Sapporo) – Late April to early May • Kyushu (Fukuoka, Nagasaki) – Mid to late March It’s best to check the Japan Meteorological Agency’s sakura forecast for the most accurate bloom dates. ⸻ 📍 Top Cherry Blossom Spots in Japan 🏯 Tokyo • Shinjuku Gyoen – A mix of early and late-blooming sakura for a longer viewing period. • Ueno Park – A lively spot with hundreds of cherry trees and festivals. • Chidorigafuchi – A stunning moat with cherry blossoms, best seen by boat. 🌿 Kyoto • Maruyama Park – Home to Kyoto’s most famous weeping cherry tree. • Philosopher’s Path – A scenic canal walk lined with hundreds of cherry trees. • Kiyomizu-dera – A breathtaking temple with cherry blossoms and city views. ⛩️ Osaka • Osaka Castle Park – Over 3,000 cherry trees surrounding the historic castle. • Kema Sakuranomiya Park – A riverside path with endless cherry blossoms. 🌸 Hokkaido (Late Blooming Sakura) • Goryokaku Park (Hakodate) – A star-shaped fort with stunning cherry blossom views. • Matsumae Park – One of the last places to see cherry blossoms in Japan. ⸻ 🌸 Hanami: The Cherry Blossom Viewing Tradition Hanami (花見) means “flower viewing” and is a cherished tradition in Japan. Locals gather under cherry trees for picnics, food, and sake to celebrate spring. Some parks even have night illuminations (yozakura), offering a magical experience. Hanami Essentials: ✅ Picnic mat ✅ Sakura-themed snacks and drinks ✅ Light jacket (spring evenings can be chilly) ⸻ 🚄 How to Travel Between Sakura Spots • Japan Rail Pass (JR Pass): Ideal for traveling between cities like Tokyo, Kyoto, and Osaka. • Local trains and buses: Convenient for short distances. • Walking and cycling: Many cherry blossom spots are best explored on foot or by bike. ⸻ 💡 Extra Tips • Visit early morning to avoid crowds. • Check live cherry blossom forecasts to catch peak bloom. • Try sakura-themed treats like sakura mochi, sakura latte, and sakura ice cream. • Respect local customs—don’t shake the trees or pick the flowers. Cherry blossom season in Japan is a once-in-a-lifetime experience, combining natural beauty, tradition, and celebration. Whether you’re strolling through a sakura-lined street in Kyoto or enjoying a hanami picnic under the trees in Tokyo, it’s an unforgettable way to welcome spring! 🌸

#TokyoSakura The pink sea of ​​​​cherry blossoms on both sides of Chidorigafuchi, combined with the scene of a cruise ship on the lake, is so powerful! But if you want to take pictures from this angle, you have to come early to reserve a spot. If you want to row a boat, the queue will be endless, and it is not an exaggeration to say that it will take at least two hours! Chidorigafuchi is actually the moat of the Imperial Palace. It is 700 meters long. When the cherry blossoms are in full bloom, it looks like a pink wonderland and is super beautiful. The transportation is also very convenient. Three lines intersect at the Kudanshita subway station, and it only takes 3 minutes to walk from there. In addition to being beautiful during the day, the night cherry blossoms are also a must-see at night. Under the light, the reflection on the river is particularly romantic. You can also take a photo with the red Tokyo Tower, but there are still a lot of people. #MarchGoodPlaces2025 #Chidori-no-Fuchs

#TokyoSakura #Chidorigafuchi On this spring day, I came to Chidorigafuchi in Tokyo with excitement, eager to witness the legendary unparalleled cherry blossom scene with my own eyes. When I set foot on this land, I had already imagined its beauty countless times in my heart, but at this moment I was suddenly shocked. As soon as you step into Chidori Abyss, the scene before your eyes is like a dream, like a painting described by a poet slowly unfolding. The cherry blossom trees are as endless as clouds, and their petals are as light as snowflakes, dancing gently in the breeze, as if telling me the secret of spring. For a moment, my soul was deeply shocked by this beauty. I felt that time had stopped at this moment, as if only this sea of ​​flowers and I were left. Walking along the river bank, the fragrance of cherry blossoms is like a melodious melody, quietly entering my heart. Each flower is like a shining star, lighting up the softness and touch deep in my heart. At this moment, this patch of cherry blossoms is not only a visual enjoyment, but also nourishment for the soul. It makes me feel the essence of life flowing, like the gurgling spring water, constantly nourishing my heart. As the sunlight changes, the color of the cherry blossoms also changes, from light pink to deep red, as if a flowing painting is dancing before my eyes. Such beauty made me stop and want to treasure this moment forever. The gentle dance of each petal and the teasing of each floral fragrance linger deeply in my thoughts, like a silent poem that I cannot let go. By the river, I saw many people quietly admiring this spring painting. Their faces were filled with smiles and their eyes were shining with happiness, as if they were breathing together with the cherry blossoms. This resonance makes me feel that the blooming of cherry blossoms is an echo from the depths of people's hearts and a common tribute to the beauty of life, allowing every soul to interweave into a moving picture at this moment. When I left Chidorigafuchi with a heart full of emotion, I still felt shocked and moved. This field of cherry blossoms is not only a visual feast, but also a baptism of the soul. Their beauty penetrates deep into my soul, lingers on, and becomes an eternal mark in my heart. No matter where I am in the future, I will always miss this spring miracle from Chidorigafuchi. This dreamlike beauty will accompany me through the long journey of life.

🌸 (っ◔◡◔)っ ♥ Sakura ♥ 🌸 #Japanese cherry blossoms in Tokyo Newbies follow me #Recommended and organized for friends who are in Tokyo during the cherry blossom season (late March-early April) When you go to Japan, you must see some beautiful places. If you can't think of where to go, here are some recommendations for cherry blossom viewing spots as a guideline, along with easy and convenient ways to travel to see them. Where are some places to check in? 🌸 Ueno Onshi Park Ueno Park 🌸 Shinjuku Gyoen National Park Shinjuku Gyoen Park 🌸 Meguro Riverwalk 🌸 Sugamo Station 🌸 Roppongi Roppongi 🌸 Sumida Park Sumida River 🌸 Yasukuni Shrine Yasukuni Shrine 🌸 Chidorigafuchi Chidorigafuchi 🌸 Kitanomaru Park Kitanomaru Park 🌸 Imperial Palace Imperial Palace Let's start with 🌸 Meguro How to get there JR train JR Yamanote Line Green line to Meguro Station, walk for about 5-10 minutes Subway Tokyo Metro Subway Hibiya Line / Tokyu Toyoko Line to Nakameguro Station, walk for about 2 minutes 🌸 Shinjuku Gyoen National Park Shinjuku Gyoen Park How to go: Take the train -JR Yamanote Line/JR Keio Odakyu Lines to Shinjuku Station, South Exit, walk for about 10 minutes -Seibu Shinjuku Line to Seibu Shinjuku Station, walk for about 15 minutes -Tokyo Metro Subway Marunouchi Line to Shinjuku Gyoen Mae Station, Exit 1, walk for 5 minutes -Tokyo Metro Subway Toei Shinjuku Line to Shinjuku 3 chome Stati 🌸 Roppongi Roppongi How to go: Take the train Tokyo Metro Subway Nambuko Line to Roppongi Itchome Station (N05) 🌸 Ueno Onshi Park Ueno Park How to go: Take the train JR Yamanote Line to Ueno Station, Park Exit Tokyo Metro Subway Ginza Line to Ueno Station (G16), Exit No. 8 Tokyo Metro Subway Hibiya Line to Ueno Station (H17) 🌸 Sumida Park along the Sumida River How to go: Take the train Tobu Skytree Line or Tokyo Metro Subway Ginza Line to Asakusa Station, walk for about 5 minutes 🌸 Sugamo Station How to go: Take the train -JR Yamanote Line/ JR Keio Odakyu Lines to Sugamo Station, walk for about 5 minutes 🌸 Chidorigafuchi Chidorigafuchi How to go: Take the train Tokyo Metro Subway Hanzomon Line to Kudanshita Station (Z06) Exit 2, walk for 5 minutes Tokyo Metro Subway Tozai Line to Kudanshita Station (T07) Exit 1a, walk for 7 minutes Tokyo Metro Subway Shinjuku Line to Kudanshita Station (S05) or You can walk from Yasukuni Shrine. 🌸 Yasukuni Shrine Yasukuni Shrine How to go: Take the train Tokyo Metro Subway Hanzomon Line and get off at Kudanshita Station (Z06), Exit 1-3a, walk for 5 minutes, about 400 meters, enter the gate with the torii gate. Gray right and walk another 800 meters Tokyo Metro Subway Tozai Line get off at Kudanshita Station (T07) Exit 1a, walk 7 minutes 🌸 Imperial Palace Imperial Palace How to go: Take the train JR Yamanote Line get off at Tokyo Station, but walk a bit far, about 15 minutes Tokyo Metro Subway Chiyoda Line get off at Nijubashimae Station (C10), walk 5 minutes Tokyo Metro Subway Yurakucho Line get off at Yurakucho Station (Y18) or Sakuradamon Station (Y17), walk another 5-7 minutes 🌸 Kitanomaru Park Kitanomaru Park How to go: Take the train Tokyo Metro Subway Hanzomon Line get off at Kudanshita Station (Z06) Exit 2, walk 5 minutes Tokyo Metro Subway Tozai Line get off at Kudanshita Station (T07) Exit 1a, walk 7 Minutes Tokyo Metro Subway Shinjuku Line, get off at Kudanshita Station (S05) Or walk from Chidorigafuchi and you can walk through to the Imperial Palace. If you miss it, you have to wait another year. For those who don't have time to plan their own trip, try this plan. Actually, there are many more places. The ones recommended in this post are just some. You can plan to use JR or subway. But if you have a pass, you can see the cherry blossoms anywhere beautifully. It's definitely fun, especially for girls. 📍Address: Around Tokyo

Chidorigafuchi Park (千鳥ヶ淵公園) is one of the most famous cherry blossom spots in Tokyo, located near the Imperial Palace. Especially in spring (late March to early April), the cherry blossoms bloom along the Chidorigafuchi Canal, creating a beautiful scenery that looks like something out of a painting. 📍Address: Tokyo, Japan 🏖️Environment/Facilities: Hanzomon station (ext.5) or Kundashita (ext.2) #WinterSightseeing

🌸Chidorigafuchi Cherry Blossoms🌸 Cherry Blossom Rating: ★★★★★ Photo Rating: ★★★★★ Chidorigafuchi's riverside walkway and embankment are filled with cherry blossom trees, and when in full bloom, the area is a light pink wonderland, with a winding river of pink cherry blossoms that's super beautiful! 🌸Meguro River Cherry Blossoms🌸 Cherry Blossom Rating: ★★★★★ Photo Rating: ★★★ During cherry blossom season, Meguro River is very crowded, and you can buy various cherry blossom-themed snacks and delicacies while strolling. However, it seems that the trees were pruned last year, so the blossoms are not as dense when photographed. 🌸Ueno Park Cherry Blossoms🌸 Cherry Blossom Rating: ★★★★ Photo Rating: ★★★ Ueno Park has been a famous cherry blossom viewing spot since the Edo period. Try to avoid weekends, as Tokyoites also love to visit here for cherry blossom viewing. 🌸Sumida Park (Tokyo Skytree Spot), Sensoji Temple Cherry Blossoms🌸 Cherry Blossom Rating: ★★★★ Photo Rating: ★★★ Sumida Park and the Sensoji Temple area, where you can capture cherry blossoms and Tokyo Skytree in the same frame, are also highly recommended classic cherry blossom spots, convenient for a combined visit. There are hundreds of cherry trees along the Sumida River, and the park is very close to Tokyo Skytree, allowing for postcard-like photos with a fresh feel of cherry blossoms and Skytree. The cherry blossoms at Sensoji Temple are also classic, and although it's very crowded during the cherry blossom season, try to take pictures from a higher angle to avoid the crowds below. 🌸Shiba Park, Zojoji Temple (Tokyo Tower Spot) Cherry Blossoms🌸 Cherry Blossom Rating: ★★★★ Photo Rating: ★★★★ Shiba Park offers a perfect photo opportunity of cherry blossoms with Tokyo Tower. A 10-minute walk from Shiba Park will take you to Zojoji Temple, where the ancient temple and cherry blossoms are also beautiful, and surprisingly not too crowded, making it easy to get good shots. It's also a great spot for portrait photography. 🌸Inokashira Park Cherry Blossoms🌸 Cherry Blossom Rating: ★★★★★ Photo Rating: ★★★★★ Inokashira Onshi Park is a cherry blossom viewing park that Tokyoites love to visit. If you find Ueno Park too crowded during the cherry blossom season, consider visiting this park. Many locals enjoy cherry blossom picnics under the trees here, and the 'hanami' atmosphere is also very pleasant.

#Tokyo Attractions This time I will introduce you to the good places to see flowers in Tokyo. Most people like to go to the Gyoen Garden to enjoy the flowers when they go to Tokyo, but my favorites are the Chidori-noon and the Meguro River. Although the Thousand Birds Abyss photo is not as sweeping as the imperial garden, it has more elegance. After all, it is the place where the emperor lives! In addition, the Meguro River is purely because of the first moji black and fell in love, this time in person, the river is planted with beautiful cherry blossoms on both sides, no wonder that Zhou Guoxian have forgotten a frame of scenery along the way!

Chidori's Abyss, the first time to go to this place, the day from Ikebukuro, take the subway to Kudan down station, to see the instructions out No. 1, but actually No. 2 is Chidori's No. I arrived at less than 5 o'clock, not yet sunset, so went to the park next door, walked for a while, followed the dusk before coming back to the main street, saw many people sitting on a boat tour of the lake, if you have time, really can 5 o'clock or 6 o'clock or so on the boat, so you can take the boat all the way to see the cherry blossoms, once see the dusk and sunset view (but do not go too late, because the dragon will be cut early according to the crowd); A step at 6 o'clock, the sky is not dark, but began to have evening glow purple, river bank lights all on, the people present can not help but make a sound, because it is really beautiful and beautiful, and I walked slowly from the entrance to the river, walking and taking pictures, not too crowded, so taking pictures is easy to find a good location; , and there is the place to board the boat, very lively, walk through the whole process, slowly look at the pictures, almost spent 80 minutes, along the way out to see the road I walked has been forced to water, fortunately the departure did not meet the off-duty crowd, so more comfortable, and can see the daylight, dusk and evening scenery, really good arrangement 😁 In fact, I personally think this place can really be called the most beautiful Tokyo night cherry blossom viewing spot. I will definitely come here again if I have the chance! 📍 Subway "Hanzomon Station" Exit 5 for 5 minutes; "Kodanshita Station" Exit 2 for 5 minutes #Japan #Tokyo #Thousand Birds Abyss #Cherry Blossoms #Night Cherry Blossoms

#Japan Attractions Chidoriyuan is a must-visit place for cherry blossom viewing during the cherry blossom season. The transportation is very convenient. It is a five-minute walk from Tokyo Metro 9th Section Station. It is 700 meters long. Although it is not an explosive bloom of cherry blossoms, it is also very spectacular 🌹🌺🌸 Walking along the Chidori's Abyss Cherry Blossom Greenway is definitely a must-see when you come to Chidori's Abyss If you have time, you can choose to row ¥800 for half an hour, the queue is crowded to early, light boat rippling on the cherry blossom forest on both sides of the coast, the experience is like a fairyland I heard that there are also colorful lights at night, so arranging an evening experience is also a good choice🏮🏮🏮

#OverseasTravel #JapanTravel #JapanGood Places Chidori-no-Yuan, located in Tokyo🇯🇵, is crowded with people in spring🚶‍♀️ because you can see the most beautiful cherry blossoms🌸 here! There are cherry blossoms blooming on both sides of Chidori's Abyss, and you will see pink cherry blossoms for a long way, the atmosphere is very romantic💕 and you can take beautiful photos📷! You can also row boats 🛶 here and look at the beautiful view of the cherry blossoms 🌸 above by the lake! The Abyss of a Thousand Birds 📍Kudan Minami 2-chome to Sanbancho, Chiyoda, Tokyo 💰No material

#Overseas Travel Chidorigafuchi Park in Tokyo is located to the west of the Imperial Palace. There are more than 170 old cherry trees planted in the green space along the moat, which is one of the famous flower viewing spots in Tokyo🤩🤩 Very popular night cherry blossoms 🌸🤩🤩📸️ During the cherry blossom season every year, the Chidorigafuchi moat area is illuminated at night. The breathtaking and dreamy cherry blossom night view is considered to be the best cherry blossom view in Tokyo. suggestion: Visit at night during the cherry blossom season to enjoy the illuminated cherry trees Or rent a boat and cruise around the moat📸️📸️ Address: 2-chome Kudanminami, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo transportation: 5-minute walk from Exit 5 of Hanzomon Station on the Hanzomon Subway Line #JapanTravel #Japan #Tokyo

#cherryblossom25 Chidorigafuchi is one of Tokyo’s most breathtaking cherry blossom spots, where sakura trees arch over the Imperial Palace moat, creating a tunnel of pink petals. The highlight here is the chance to rent a rowboat and drift beneath the blossoms, making it one of the most romantic hanami experiences in Japan. The surrounding Chidorigafuchi Greenway provides stunning views and relaxing walks. At night, the illuminated cherry blossoms reflect beautifully on the water, adding to the enchanting scenery. With its mix of natural beauty and historic ambiance, Chidorigafuchi is a must-visit for couples and photographers during sakura season.

Tokyo Cherry Blossom Viewing Strategy: The Perfect Guide to the Spring Cherry Blossom Feast! Tokyo’s cherry blossom season is one of the most exciting times of spring every year. Usually starting in late March and lasting until mid-April, during which time the entire city is picturesquely decorated with pink and white cherry blossoms. Here is a detailed Tokyo cherry blossom viewing guide to help you better plan your spring trip. ⏳Playing time: Choose the best time ~ The blooming time of cherry blossoms is more affected by the weather, it is recommended to pay attention to the cherry blossom frontline forecast in advance. Generally, cherry blossoms in Tokyo are at their peak from late March to early April. 🌟Highlights: Popular cherry blossom viewing spots Ueno Park One of Tokyo’s most famous cherry blossom viewing spots, the park has over 1,000 cherry trees and is illuminated at night, creating a fantastic atmosphere. Shinjuku Gyoen This brings together a variety of cherry blossom varieties with longer flowering periods, suitable for visitors who visit at different times. Chidori Inn is located near the Imperial Palace, stroll along the moat, enjoy the cherry blossoms in full bloom on both banks, and rent a boat to view them up close on the river. The Meguro River is lined with densely planted cherry trees, forming a tunnel of cherry blossoms, especially at night after being lit up. Sensoji Temple Enjoying the cherry blossoms against the backdrop of an ancient temple is unique. Sumida Park is located near Asakusa, where you can enjoy the cherry blossoms while overlooking the Tokyo Skytree. 👍 Most recommended: cherry blossom viewing activities Picnic: It is a Japanese tradition to lay out a picnic mat under the cherry blossom trees and enjoy the delicious food and beautiful scenery. Remember to reserve your seat in advance, popular locations are usually lined up very early. Night Cherry Blossom Viewing: Many parks and attractions light up their cherry trees at night, creating a very different romantic atmosphere than during the day. 📝Note tips: Book in advance: During the cherry blossom season during peak travel time, hotels and transportation can be very tight and advance booking is recommended. Follow the rules: When viewing cherry blossoms in public places, please keep the environment tidy and do not throw away garbage. The cherry blossom season in Tokyo is short and beautiful, so plan your itinerary in advance and choose the right cherry blossom viewing spot to fully experience the charm of this spring feast.

#springwander 📍 Location: Tokyo, Japan 🌸 A City Wrapped in Petals In spring, Tokyo transforms into a dreamscape where neon meets nature. Soft cherry blossoms blanket the city’s bustling streets, offering a delicate contrast to its dynamic energy. 🌿 Nature Amid the Skyline From Ueno Park to the Sumida River, Tokyo’s green pockets burst with blooming sakura. Whether viewed from a high-rise or beneath a tree-lined path, the city’s spring charm is ever-present. 🌼 A Season of Celebration Locals gather for hanami picnics, sharing laughter and bento beneath the blooms. As day fades, parks glow with soft lanterns, and petals drift like snowflakes through the city’s rhythm. 🚶 Essential Tokyo Spring Experiences ✅ Join a hanami party under the blossoms in Yoyogi Park. ✅ Cruise along the Chidorigafuchi moat surrounded by sakura. ✅ Catch the evening illuminations at Meguro River. ✅ Sip matcha in a traditional teahouse framed by spring colors. 📸 Spring Highlights in the Capital ✔️ Petal-lined streets glowing with paper lanterns. ✔️ Sakura reflected in quiet urban waterways. ✔️ Skytree towering above a sea of pink. ✔️ Harmonious scenes of modernity and nature intertwined. #TokyoSpring #UrbanHanami #SakuraSeason #CityInBloom #BlossomEscape #ModernMeetsNature #JapanWonders Have you explored Tokyo’s magical spring glow? 🌸

A six-day tour of Japan, full of excitement! Savor specialty dishes, Japanese cuisine, and onsen meals. Play with the adorable deer in Nara, experience the beauty of cherry blossoms in spring, and take a leisurely ride on the Enoshima Electric Railway in Kamakura. Come and experience this amazing itinerary! / 🌸Itinerary Overview: Spring in Japan, Encounter Cherry Blossoms and Adorable Deer🦌 DAY 1: Nanjing ✈️ Kansai Depart for Kansai and embark on a wonderful journey through Japan. Upon arrival, check in to your hotel and rest up for the exciting itinerary ahead. DAY 2: Kinkaku-ji -> Kasuga Taisha Shrine -> Nara Park In the morning, visit the resplendent Kinkaku-ji Temple to pray for good fortune. Then, head to Kasuga Taisha Shrine to experience the ancient shrine atmosphere. In the afternoon, stroll through Nara Park, interact with the adorable deer🦌, and enjoy a spring-limited experience. DAY 3: Mount Fuji 5th Station -> Fuji Earthquake Museum -> Oshino Hakkai -> Oishi Park Climb Mount Fuji to the 5th station and admire the magnificent mountain scenery. Afterward, visit the Fuji Earthquake Museum to learn about earthquakes. In the afternoon, explore the unique volcanic landscape of Oshino Hakkai. Finally, arrive at Oishi Park and experience the tranquility and harmony of nature. DAY 4: Nijubashi Bridge -> Tokyo Skytree -> Ginza -> Chidorigafuchi Stroll across Nijubashi Bridge and admire the majesty and beauty of the Imperial Palace. Then, ascend the Tokyo Skytree for a panoramic view of the bustling cityscape. In the afternoon, explore the Ginza shopping district and experience Tokyo's fashion and prosperity. In the evening, take a relaxing walk along Chidorigafuchi. DAY 5: Great Buddha of Kamakura -> Kamakurakoko-mae Station -> Enoshima Electric Railway Visit the Great Buddha of Kamakura and experience ancient Buddhist culture. Then, head to Kamakurakoko-mae Station and relive youthful memories. In the afternoon, take a ride on the Enoshima Electric Railway, admire the beautiful scenery along the way, and enjoy a unique train journey. DAY 6: Osaka Castle Park -> Shinsaibashi Visit Osaka Castle Park and experience the historical charm of the ancient castle. Afterward, head to the Shinsaibashi shopping district and savor authentic Japanese cuisine and local specialties. Return home with a heart full of joy, marking the end of a pleasant trip to Japan.🎉 / Recommended Attractions: 🗼 Tokyo Skytree: Want a panoramic view of Tokyo? This is the place to be! Ascend to the top and enjoy the breathtaking cityscape. Plus, there's a special cherry blossom Skytree event in 2025. Imagine enjoying cherry blossoms from the observation deck – how exciting! 🌸 Osaka Castle Park: Flower lovers, don't miss this! It's a great place for cherry blossom and plum blossom viewing, with a rich variety of plants offering different scenic beauty in every season. 🛍️ Shinsaibashi: A shopper's paradise! A wide variety of shops offer everything you could want. And the food here is amazing too – foodies, don't miss out! 🏔️ Mount Fuji 5th Station: The starting point for climbing Mount Fuji, this place not only offers a close-up view of the natural scenery at the foot of the mountain but also a distant view of the magnificent summit. It's sure to be an eye-opening experience! 💎 Ginza: One of Tokyo's most prosperous areas, where world-famous brands gather. Come here to experience the hustle and bustle and charm of Tokyo! / Pre-trip Essentials: 🎒 Don't forget these items for your trip to Japan! 📞 Phone card or Wi-Fi rental for easy navigation and information access. 🔌 Plug adapter is essential, as Japan uses 110V. 🪪 Passport, visa, and driver's license (if you plan to rent a car). 👗 Pack spring and autumn clothing for March in Japan, such as windbreakers and light sweaters. Don't forget comfortable shoes. 🔋 Charger and power bank to keep your devices powered up. 💊 Pack some common medications, just in case. 💰 Credit cards and cash for convenient shopping and dining. Remember these tips for a smoother trip to Japan! / Join a group tour to Japan for a relaxing and hassle-free experience. We hope this trip will be an unforgettable memory for you, filled with happiness!🎉

Don't miss this carefully crafted 7-day tour of Japan, especially designed for seniors! Fly direct from Shenyang to Japan and immerse yourself in charming Japanese hot spring hotels, enjoying the pleasure of a relaxing soak. Let's unwind together – this is the travel experience you've been searching for! / 🇯🇵🎒**Itinerary:** 💼**DAY 1: Shenyang ✈ Tokyo — Check in to hotel — Free time** Your new journey begins! We'll depart from Shenyang and arrive in Tokyo. After settling into the hotel, enjoy some free time. 🛤️**DAY 2: Kamakura High School Station — Enoden Train — Komachi-dori Street — Tsurugaoka Hachimangu Shrine** Today's itinerary is filled with cultural experiences. We'll explore tranquil Kamakura and experience traditional Japanese community life. 🗼**DAY 3: Senso-ji Temple — Nakamise-dori Street — Nijubashi Bridge — Ueno Park — Shinobazu Pond — Ginza** Visit the historic Senso-ji Temple, stroll along Nakamise-dori Street, cross the Nijubashi Bridge, and experience the vibrant city life of Ginza. 🏔️**DAY 4: Mount Fuji 5th Station — Lake Kawaguchi** Experience a different side of Japan from Mount Fuji's 5th Station, then admire the natural beauty of Lake Kawaguchi. 🏯**DAY 5: Nara Park — Todai-ji Temple — Kiyomizu-dera Temple — Sannenzaka & Ninenzaka Slopes — Philosopher's Path** Interact with the Nara deer, immerse yourself in Buddhist culture at Todai-ji and Kiyomizu-dera Temples, walk along the Sannenzaka and Ninenzaka slopes, and contemplate life on the Philosopher's Path. 🌃**DAY 6: Osaka Castle Park — Shinsaibashi — Dotonbori — Kuromon Market** Experience the grandeur of Osaka Castle, explore the bustling Shinsaibashi shopping street, and sample various delicacies in Dotonbori and Kuromon Market. ✈️**DAY 7: Osaka ✈ Shenyang** Our Japan journey concludes, and we return home filled with memories! Looking forward to exploring new places together next time! / 📱🔌 Pre-trip Essentials: Communication Devices and Electronics When you're in Japan, it's important to purchase an international data and calling card. This will allow you to translate, find information, or contact family at any time. Don't forget to bring a charger and a plug adapter, as Japanese power outlets may not be compatible with your devices. 📝💼 Pre-trip Essentials: Documents and Travel Miscellaneous Personal documents are essential when traveling. Don't forget to bring your passport, and remember that you need to apply for a visa. Also, carrying a small backpack is a good idea for holding maps, cameras, snacks, and other daily necessities. 👕👚 Pre-trip Essentials: Clothing and Shoes Based on Japan's climate in March, comfortable and warm clothing is recommended. A windbreaker, thermal underwear, and a pair of comfortable walking shoes are sufficient for most sightseeing in Japan. 💊🌂 Pre-trip Essentials: Health and Travel First Aid Supplies Bring basic medications such as painkillers, cold medicine, and band-aids, just in case. Also, since spring rain is possible in March, bring an umbrella just in case. / Until we meet again at the end of the journey, Japan awaits you! 🌸 Remember to share your stories with me!

In two weeks, Tokyo will be transformed into a sea of pink, creating picture-perfect scenes straight out of a Japanese drama. According to the latest forecast, the first bloom will be on March 28, and the full bloom will be on April 2. Today, we recommend three prime cherry blossom viewing routes in Tokyo. You can choose the route that best suits your hotel location. Route 1: Ueno-Asakusa Area Kitanomaru Park 🌸 Ueno Park 🌸 Sensō-ji Temple 🌸 Sumida Park 🌸 Tokyo Skytree Route 2: Tokyo Tower Area Yoyogi Park 🌸 Omotesando 🌸 Meiji Jingu Gaien National Garden 🌸 Kitanomaru Park 🌸 Shiba Park 🌸 Tokyo Tower Route 3: Shinjuku Area Shinjuku Central Park 🌸 Shinjuku Gyoen National Garden 🌸 Yoyogi Park 🌸 Shibuya Sky 🌸 Meguro River Night Cherry Blossoms Spot Introduction 1. Shinjuku Gyoen National Garden: With approximately 70 varieties and 900 cherry blossom trees, different species bloom in succession, resulting in a longer viewing period. 2. Tokyo Station Yaesu Exit: Located in Yaesu 1-chome, Chuo-ku, Tokyo, and Nihonbashi 2-3-chome, this is a 500-meter cherry blossom avenue in the Nihonbashi area. 3. Ueno Park: A long-established cherry blossom viewing spot in Tokyo, close to museums and the zoo, suitable for family outings. 4. Inokashira Park: Selected as one of Japan's top 100 cherry blossom viewing spots, perfect for enjoying the blossoms from a boat. 5. Sumida Park: A popular spot with a traditional downtown atmosphere. 6. Shioiri Park: Offers views of the Tokyo Skytree, less crowded, ideal for avoiding the crowds. 7. Meguro River: Voted by the Japanese as a "must-go" cherry blossom viewing spot, the 3.8 km riverbank is lined with over 800 cherry trees. 8. Chidorigafuchi: One of Japan's most popular cherry blossom viewing spots, boating is the most popular way to enjoy the blossoms. 9. Hibiya Park: Conveniently located, perfect for cherry blossom viewing and picnics. Travel Tips ✔ Changes in diet and environment during international travel can cause discomfort. Dress warmly and bring necessary medications. ✔ Be aware of mosquitoes and other insects when viewing cherry blossoms outdoors. ✔ Please follow the rules and regulations to protect the cherry blossoms. ✔ If the cherry blossoms have already withered, consider visiting higher-altitude areas like Mount Fuji and Lake Kawaguchi, or the Hokuriku region of Honshu, where the blossoms bloom later.

#Sakura viewing Chidorigafuchi is one of the most romantic cherry blossom viewing spots. Cherry trees line the moat of the Imperial Palace, giving it a natural charm. Just walking around, feeling the cool breeze, while watching the cherry blossoms in full bloom is already great. But if you want to change the atmosphere, I recommend trying to row a boat to see the cherry blossoms in the middle of the water. Looking up, you can see the cherry blossoms leaning down. With petals falling on the water. It gives a peaceful and chill feeling like nowhere else. In the evening, there will be lights up. Making the atmosphere even more romantic. For those who come to Tokyo during the cherry blossom season, this is another recommended spot. Come and experience the great atmosphere. 🌸 📍 Chidorigafuchi, Tokyo, Japan #Chidorigafuchi #TokyoSakura #TokyoSakura #CherryBlossom #JapanSpring #RowingBoatToSeeCherry #VisitTokyo

There are many famous cherry blossom viewing spots in Tokyo, each with its own charm. This article has compiled the most 🔥 destinations for everyone, and also sorted out the nearby food, drink and entertainment guides~ It’s better to act than to be moved. Now is a good time to travel~ 1. Ueno Park Address: Ueno Park, Taito District, Tokyo Features: Tokyo's most famous night cherry blossom viewing spot, 800 Somei Yoshino cherry trees look like a pink galaxy under the lights. Ueno Park is the first park in Japan, with a profound historical and cultural heritage and beautiful scenery. Nearby tips: Sensoji Temple and Nakamise-dori are only 2 kilometers apart, where you can try traditional snacks such as Ningyoyaki and fried manju. 2. Chidorigafuchi Address: Kitanomaru Park, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo Features: The cherry blossoms on both sides of the moat form a tunnel, and the reflections at night are like a dream, mainly Somei Yoshino cherry blossoms. Nearby tips: The Imperial Palace East Gardens are within walking distance, and it is recommended to rent a boat to tour the moat. 3. Meguro River Address: Along the Meguro River, Meguro District, Tokyo Features: 4 km cherry blossom trail, the river surface is covered with pink petals, mainly Somei Yoshino cherry and double cherry. Nearby tips: There are cafes and bars near Naka-Meguro Station. We recommend trying the cherry blossom-themed drinks. 4. Asakusa Sumida Park Address: Asakusa, Taito District, Tokyo Features: The classic camera position with cherry blossoms and Tokyo Skytree in the same frame, with Somei Yoshino cherry blossoms as the main feature. Nearby tips: There is a century-old shop called "Plum Garden" near the Kaminarimon Gate of Sensō-ji Temple, where you can try red bean soup and dumplings, and you can also go to the Tokyo Skytree to take pictures of cherry blossoms. 5. Imperial Palace East Gardens Address: Imperial Palace East Garden, Chiyoda District, Tokyo Features: Historical buildings are intertwined with cherry blossoms, mainly mountain cherry blossoms and weeping cherry blossoms. Nearby tips: The "Wadakura Fountain Park" in the Imperial Palace Outer Garden is suitable for walking, and the ramen street inside Tokyo Station is not to be missed. 6. Roppongi Keyakizaka Address: Keyakizaka-dori, Roppongi, Minato-ku, Tokyo Features: The city night scene is combined with cherry blossoms, and the white cherry blossoms are more elegant under the lights. Nearby tips: Roppongi Hills Observation Deck offers a panoramic view of Tokyo at night, and there are many Michelin restaurants nearby. 7. Odaiba Seaside Park Address: Odaiba 1-chome, Minato-ku, Tokyo Features: The seaside cherry blossoms and the Rainbow Bridge complement each other, with the majority being Somei Yoshino cherry blossoms. Nearby tips: Fuji TV Exhibition Hall and Odaiba Shopping Plaza are suitable for family trips. 8. Tokyo Kaikan Sakura Dessert Pop-up Store Address: 3-2-1 Marunouchi, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo Features: After viewing the cherry blossoms, enjoy seasonal desserts such as "Sakura Cream Chestnut Tart". Nearby tips: Marunouchi shopping district is suitable for high-end shopping. 9. Shinjuku Gyoen National Garden Address: 11 Naitocho, Shinjuku-ku, Tokyo Features: A combination of Japanese garden and Western style, covering 65 kinds of cherry blossoms from early to late. Nearby guide: There is an izakaya street called "Omiide ​​Yokocho" around Shinjuku Station. 10. Yoyogi Park Address: Yoyogi Kamisonocho, Shibuya District, Tokyo Features: The wide lawn is suitable for picnics, with Yoshino cherry blossoms and double cherry blossoms interlaced.

3-Day Tokyo Cherry Blossom Viewing Itinerary for Weekends The annual cherry blossom season is here! This is a cherry blossom viewing guide summarized from N trips to Tokyo. With 2 weekend days + 1 day off, just follow this itinerary. 🧳Preparation before departure: Power bank, converter, 💴, umbrella Day1️⃣ ✈️Shanghai - Tokyo (ANA) 🌸Meguro River (afternoon) - Chidorigafuchi (evening) Meguro River is the same cherry blossom viewing spot as Jay Chou's, and you might even encounter Edison Chen and Shawn Yue here. It is recommended to start from the Starbucks Reserve Roastery Tokyo for Meguro River. Go early in the morning to avoid queues and fewer people viewing cherry blossoms. The annual cherry blossom festival is also great. 🍕Recommended: Pancakes at Ivy Place, Sidewalk Stand (you might encounter Jay Chou, Shawn Yue, and Edison Chen) 📍Chidorigafuchi Greenway (Chidorigafuchi) 2 Saki, Sanbancho, Chiyoda City, Tokyo You must see the night cherry blossoms at Chidorigafuchi, they are so beautiful! And it's completely free!! 🚣‍♀️Chidorigafuchi Boat Pier Boat rides: 30 minutes 800 yen, 60 minutes 1600 yen 🏮Illumination time: 18:00-2:00 Make early reservations for the Chidorigafuchi boat tour! By 4 pm, all reservations were gone. Day2️⃣ One-day trip to Disney. For first-time visitors to Tokyo Disneyland, DisneySea is recommended. The Tower of Terror is so much fun! LinaBell is also only at DisneySea. Day3️⃣ 🌸Kanda River Cherry Blossom Viewing - Ginza Shopping Kanda River is highly recommended for cherry blossom viewing with beautiful scenery and fewer people. The road is lined with blooming cherry blossoms, perfect for taking photos📷 📍 Navigate to Kagebashi Bridge, and the route all the way to Edogawabashi Bridge is the best part. It's worth it. 🛍️Shopping in Ginza: LV, Issey Miyake, Onitsuka Tiger, Champion...various cosmetics and skincare products, so much to buy! 🍜Recommended: Kyubei Sushi, USHIGORO Yakiniku, Hanamaru Sushi, Kagari Ramen

Chidorigafuchi is one of the most breathtaking cherry blossom spots in Tokyo. The sakura trees line the moat of the Imperial Palace, creating a picturesque scene where the pink petals reflect beautifully in the water. The best way to experience it is by renting a rowboat and floating under the blossoms—it’s a truly magical and romantic experience! Even from the walking paths, the view is stunning, especially at night when the trees are illuminated. Since it’s one of Tokyo’s most famous hanami spots, expect large crowds, but the scenery is well worth it. There are no picnic areas, so this is more of a walking and sightseeing spot rather than a place to sit and relax. For photographers and couples looking for a scenic and memorable cherry blossom experience, Chidorigafuchi is an absolute must-visit!

Day 1: In the early morning, driven by my curiosity about Japanese politics and history, I visited the National Diet Building in Tokyo. This magnificent structure blends Western classical architectural styles with Japanese details, symbolizing Japan's democracy and modernization. I joined a guided tour, entering the building to visit the chambers of the House of Representatives and the House of Councillors. The opulent interiors and intricate details were awe-inspiring. The guide provided a detailed explanation of Japan's legislative process and parliamentary operations, deepening my understanding of the country's political system. At noon, I strolled through the gardens surrounding the Diet Building, admiring the blooming flowers and elegant water features. In the afternoon, I headed to the nearby Imperial Palace Outer Garden, walking across the vast lawns and gazing at the Nijubashi Bridge and the imposing main gate of the Imperial Palace, feeling the historical atmosphere and the contrast with the modern city. In the evening, I went to Ginza, where I enjoyed dinner in this bustling, modern shopping district, concluding a fulfilling first day. Day 2: On the second day, I continued to explore Tokyo's history and culture. In the morning, I visited Yasukuni Shrine and the Yushukan Museum to learn about Japan's modern military and diplomatic history. Although the exhibits have complex historical backgrounds, they prompted deep reflections on peace. Afterwards, I went to the Chidorigafuchi Greenway, a famous cherry blossom viewing spot in Tokyo. Even though the cherry blossom season had passed, the lush green path was still refreshing. In the afternoon, I explored the Akasaka Mitsuke area, discovering traditional alleys and modern buildings. At a hidden Japanese restaurant in one of the alleys, I enjoyed an authentic kaiseki meal, experiencing the delicacy and care conveyed through the food. In the evening, I returned to the vicinity of the National Diet Building to admire the architecture illuminated by night lights, with the golden glow intertwining with the starry sky, marking the perfect end to my two-day journey.

Thinking of a short trip to Japan? This 6-day itinerary offers a taste of Japan's magic – definitely not to be missed! -------- Japan, a land where history and modernity intertwine 🌆. From the majestic Mount Fuji 🗻 to the ancient capital of Kyoto 🏞️, and the unique tea ceremony 🍵, every corner exudes captivating charm. -------- 🛫 Itinerary: D1: Shinsaibashi — Dotonbori Indulge in shopping at Shinsaibashi and savor authentic Japanese cuisine in the bustling Dotonbori in the evening. D2: Nara Park — Kinkaku-ji — Shirakawa-suji Visit the deer in Nara Park, explore the dazzling Kinkaku-ji Temple, and stroll through the Shirakawa-suji night market in the evening. D3: Heiwa Park — Oshino Hakkai — Oishi Park Experience the tranquility of Heiwa Park, discover the unique landscape of Oshino Hakkai, and unwind at Oishi Park. D4: Enoden Train — Kamakurakōkōmae Station — Ginza — Chidorigafuchi Take a scenic ride on the Enoden Train, check in at the iconic Kamakurakōkōmae Station, explore the vibrant Ginza district, and enjoy a cherry blossom viewing stroll along Chidorigafuchi in the evening. D5: Imperial Palace East Garden — Akihabara Electric Town Explore the Imperial Palace East Garden and soak in the historical atmosphere. In the afternoon, immerse yourself in the anime culture at Akihabara Electric Town. D6: Flight of Dreams — Centrair — Departure Visit the Flight of Dreams aviation museum, learn about aviation, and then head to Centrair for your departure, concluding your delightful Japanese journey. 🛬 -------- Must-See Attractions: Shinsaibashi ⭐⭐⭐⭐ - Address: 2-2-22 Shinsaibashisuji, Chuo Ward, Osaka, Japan - Opening Hours: Open 24 hours - Duration: 2–4 hrs Osaka's shopping paradise, with a wide variety of shops and a great place to savor authentic Japanese cuisine. Dotonbori ⭐⭐⭐⭐ - Address: 1 Chome-9 Dotonbori, Chuo Ward, Osaka, 542-0071, Japan - Opening Hours: Open 24 hours - Duration: 1–3 hrs A food lover's haven, with numerous restaurants lining both sides of the canal. The illuminated riverside at night offers a unique charm. Nara Park ⭐⭐⭐⭐ - Address: 30-0000 Kasuganocho, Nara, Nara Prefecture - Opening Hours: Open 24 hours - Duration: 1 day Stroll through Nara Park, enjoy the beautiful scenery of all four seasons, interact with gentle deer, and experience the harmony and tranquility of nature. Ginza ⭐⭐⭐⭐ - Address: Chuo City, Tokyo 104-0061, Japan - Opening Hours: Open 24 hours - Duration: 2–5 hrs One of Tokyo's bustling commercial districts, home to world-renowned brands, an ideal choice for shopping and experiencing the urban atmosphere. -------- 🎒 Travel Essentials: Must-Haves for Your Trip to Japan 🌸 📞 A Japanese SIM card for convenient communication. 🔌 A travel adapter is essential, as Japan uses 110V. 🪪 Don't forget your passport and visa for hassle-free entry and exit. 👔 Pack both light and warm clothing, as Japan experiences significant temperature differences in spring. 🔋 Bring a charger and power bank to keep your phone and camera powered up. -------- 🎉 We hope this guide enhances your Japanese adventure. Have a wonderful trip! 🎉

From late March to early April every year, Tokyo turns into a pink fantasy wonderland. The cherry blossoms of Meguro River bloom along the river for 4 kilometers. When the lights are turned on at night, the pink Milky Way is reflected on the river surface, which is incredibly romantic. Ueno Park is even more lively, with thousands of cherry trees in full bloom at the same time, and the 500-meter cherry blossom tunnel seems to lead to a fairy tale world. Shinjuku Gyoen National Garden allows you to see 65 varieties of cherry blossoms at once and feel the elegance of cherry blossoms in the Japanese garden atmosphere. There is also Chidorigafuchi, where rowing through the pink riverbank is like being in a painting. Walking on the streets of Tokyo, you can see cherry blossoms everywhere. When the breeze blows, the petals fall, as if it is snowing pink. Here, you can wear beautiful clothes and take photos, or you can sit under the cherry trees and have a picnic and enjoy a relaxing time. The cherry blossoms in Tokyo are truly a romantic experience that you must experience once in your lifetime💕. #TokyoSakura

Tokyo's cherry blossom season is the most anticipated event every spring. As the spring breeze blows, cherry blossom trees quietly bloom, enveloping the entire city in a sea of pink flowers, as if one is in a dreamy painting. The best time to view the cherry blossoms is from late March to early April. Whether in parks, along riverbanks, or on streets, cherry blossoms can be seen everywhere, attracting countless tourists and locals to enjoy the flowers. In Tokyo, the most popular cherry blossom viewing spots include Ueno Park, Chidorigafuchi, and Shinjuku Gyoen. Ueno Park, with over 1,000 cherry blossom trees, is an ideal place for hanami parties; Chidorigafuchi is famous for its romantic waterside scenery, where visitors can rent boats and leisurely row under the cherry blossom trees; and Shinjuku Gyoen combines traditional and modern styles, offering a tranquil environment to immerse oneself in the beauty of the cherry blossoms. Besides flower viewing, Tokyo's cherry blossom season is also accompanied by various cultural activities and gourmet feasts. Street snacks, seasonal cherry blossom desserts, and drinks allow visitors to savor the taste of spring while enjoying the beautiful scenery. Whether gathering with friends and family or wandering alone, Tokyo's cherry blossom season will bring you unparalleled wonderful memories.

If you’re visiting Japan for the first time, don’t miss this super practical seven-day travel guide to make your trip more exciting! . Japan, located in eastern Asia, is an island country with a long history. 🗾 From the classical charm of the ancient capital of Kyoto🏞️ to the neon prosperity of Tokyo🌃, this place is known as the Land of Cherry Blossoms🌸 and is the dream place in every traveler's heart. . 🎈Itinerary: D1: Depart for Tokyo and prepare to start your trip to Japan! D2: Kamakura Buddha - Kamakura High School Station - Enoshima Walk through the ancient capital of Kamakura and feel the fusion of history and youth, then go to Enoshima to enjoy the island scenery. D3: Sensoji Temple - Shinjuku Gyoen National Garden - Chidorigafuchi - Ginza Visit the ancient temple of Asakusa, appreciate the urban oasis of Shinjuku Gyoen National Garden, stroll through the romance of Chidorigafuchi, and finally go shopping in Ginza to enjoy the prosperity. D4: Mount Fuji Fifth Station - Lake Kawaguchi Climb to the fifth station of Mount Fuji, overlook the magnificent mountain scenery, stay at Lake Kawaguchi, and feel the tranquility of the lake and mountains. D5: Nara Park - Kasuga Taisha - Yoshinoyama - Shinsaibashi - Dotonbori Get in close contact with the deer in Nara, visit Kasuga Taisha, stroll through the sea of ​​flowers on Yoshinoyama, and head to Osaka in the evening to visit Shinsaibashi and Dotonbori. D6: Osaka Castle Park - Fushimi Inari Taisha - Sannenzaka and Ninenzaka - Kiyomizu Temple Visit the historical sites of Osaka Castle, pay homage to Fushimi Inari Taisha, stroll along the ancient streets of Sannenzaka and Ninenzaka, and finally visit the tranquility of Kiyomizu Temple. D7: Atsuta Shrine Visit Atsuta Shrine and feel the mystery and solemnity of Japanese culture, ending your pleasant trip to Japan. 🎉 . Attraction recommendations: 🌸 Osaka Castle Park: Want to enjoy cherry blossoms and plum blossoms? Just come here! The park is rich in vegetation, with different flowers blooming in every season. It is a great place to relax and take photos. 📸 Shinjuku Gyoen National Garden: A paradise for photography enthusiasts! No matter spring, summer, autumn or winter, the scenery here will always surprise you. It is definitely a good place to take blockbuster movies. 🍁 Kiyomizu-dera Temple: An ancient temple surrounded by green trees, the cherry blossoms are in full bloom in spring, and the red leaves all over the mountains in autumn are beautiful. Come and feel the tranquility and the weight of history! . Travel tips: 🌟Compare the prices of local specialties first, don’t buy blindly~ 🌏Pay attention to the time difference, Japan time is 1 hour ahead of Beijing time. 📖The visa must be applied for in advance, and it is important to prepare the required materials! 🚖The transportation from the airport to the city is very convenient, you can choose from subway, bus or taxi. . A trip to Japan, with endless excitement waiting for you to discover, pack your bags and start your dream trip!

Soak in hot springs, enjoy the beautiful scenery, and experience the Japanese style easily on a 6-day trip to Japan! A great hot spring trip waiting for you to explore! / Japan, a country with a long history 🏯, has cherry blossoms 🌸 and Mount Fuji 🗻 in perfect harmony. The regional customs here are unique. The tea ceremony 🍵 and kimono 👘 are symbols of traditional culture, which make people linger. / 🚩Route Overview: Day 1: Nanjing ✈️Kansai Depart from Nanjing, China, and fly directly to Kansai, Japan, ready to embark on a wonderful trip to Japan! Day 2: Kinkaku-ji Temple – Kasuga Taisha Shrine – Nara Park Visit the magnificent Kinkaku-ji Temple and experience the ancient Buddhist culture. Then head to Kasuga Taisha Shrine to experience the mysterious atmosphere of Japanese Shintoism. Finally, have a close encounter with the leisurely strolling deer in Nara Park. Day 3: Mt. Fuji 5th Station - Mt. Fuji - Shizuoka Prefecture Mt. Fuji World Heritage Center - Fuji Earthquake Museum - Oshino Hakkai - Sagami Lake Climb Mount Fuji and enjoy the magnificent mountain scenery. Visit the Shizuoka Prefecture Fuji World Heritage Center to learn about the natural and cultural value of Mount Fuji. Feel the power of an earthquake at the Fuji Earthquake Museum. Afterwards, explore the magical Oshino Hakkai and finally arrive at the picturesque Sagami Lake. Day 4: Nijubashi - Tokyo Skytree - Ginza - Chidorigafuchi Take a stroll along Nijubashi Bridge and feel the solemnity and majesty of the Japanese Imperial Palace. Climb up the Tokyo Skytree and overlook the beautiful scenery of the entire Tokyo city. Visit the bustling Ginza shopping district for authentic Japanese eats and shopping. Finally, go to Chidorigafuchi to enjoy the cherry blossoms and feel the breath of spring in Japan. Day 5: Great Buddha of Kamakura – Kamakura High School Station – Enoden Visit the majestic Great Buddha of Kamakura and experience ancient Buddhist art. Check in at Kamakura High School Station and experience the youthful campus atmosphere. Take the Enoden Railway and enjoy the scenery of Kyushu along the way. Day 6: Osaka Castle Park – Shinsaibashi Visit the historic Osaka Castle Park and admire the charm of an ancient Japanese castle. Take a stroll through the bustling Shinsaibashi shopping street, taste authentic Japanese snacks and experience shopping, and end your pleasant trip to Japan. 🎉 / 🧳 Travel checklist: These are the things you need to bring when visiting Japan! 📞Be sure to get a local phone card for easy communication, and you can also check guides online at any time. 🔌 Don’t forget to bring a plug converter. The sockets in Japan are different from ours. You need to prepare a converter in advance to charge. 🪪 Make sure to bring all your documents, including your passport, visa, and air ticket. Don't forget any of them. Especially the visa, you can’t go to Japan without it! 👚 It’s still quite cold in Japan in February, so bring some warm winter clothes and comfortable shoes because you’ll definitely want to walk around Japan. 🔋 You also need to prepare a charger and a power bank. It will be troublesome if your phone runs out of battery. With such a beautiful scenery in front of you, how can you let your phone run out of power and spoil the fun! / I hope this guide can help you, and I wish you a wonderful trip to Japan! 🌸

Soak in the hot springs! Enjoy a 6-day hot spring tour in Japan, with a super-detailed guide to help you explore the land of hot springs and enjoy a relaxing time! / 🌸Itinerary suggestions🌸 Day 1: Shinsaibashi -> Dotonbori Experience the unique shopping atmosphere in Shinsaibashi, then head to Dotonbori to savor authentic Japanese cuisine and satisfy your taste buds. Day 2: Nara Park -> Golden Pavilion -> Shirakawa-jin Get up close and personal with the deer in Nara, admire the Golden Pavilion's golden splendor, and enjoy the bustling nightlife in Shirakawa-jin in the evening. Day 3: Fuji Five Lakes -> Oshino Hakkai -> Oishi Park Climb to the Fuji Five Lakes and admire the magnificent scenery, then explore the unique terrain of Oshino Hakkai, and finally enjoy the tranquility of nature in Oishi Park. Day 4: Enoden -> Kamakura High School Station -> Ginza -> Chidorigafuchi Take the Enoden to Kamakura and relive your youthful memories. Then head to Ginza for some shopping fun, and finally visit Chidorigafuchi to admire the beautiful cherry blossoms. Day 5: Imperial Palace East Garden -> Akihabara Electric Town Stroll through the Imperial Palace East Garden and experience the historical charm, then head to Akihabara Electric Town to explore the world of anime and technology. Day 6: Nagoya Chubu Airport Flight of Dreams -> Nagoya Chubu International Airport -> Departure Experience the joy of flying at the Nagoya Chubu Airport Flight of Dreams, then depart from Nagoya Chubu International Airport and end your delightful Japan trip. / Before you go: 🧳 📞 Stay connected in Japan with a phone card to keep in touch with friends and family. 🔌 Japan's voltage is 100V, so don't forget to bring a plug adapter to ensure your electrical appliances can be used. 🪪 Be sure to bring your passport, visa, and driver's license for a smooth trip. 👔 It's still a bit cold in February in Japan, so don't forget to pack a thick coat, scarf, and gloves to stay warm and comfortable. / 🌸Enjoy your unforgettable trip to Japan!🌸

#TokyoItinerary 🌟Check in at Tokyo's oldest garden🌟 In the morning, we will go to Koishikawa Korakuen, one of the oldest gardens in Tokyo, with a history dating back to 1629. It is now a shining pearl among the nine classic gardens in Tokyo. This garden was once a part of the residence of the Mito Tokugawa family during the Tokugawa Mitsukuni period. After its completion, it has attracted many tourists with its unique charm. The pond in the center of the garden and the winding trails around it complement each other. There are many kinds of plants and trees, and the garden has different appearances in each season. Particularly fascinating are the plum blossoms in early spring and the maple leaves in autumn, which add endless charm and appeal to this ancient garden. 📍Address: 1-6-6, Bunkyo-ku, Tokyo 🚇Public transportation: Walk about 7 minutes from Iidabashi Station to the west gate of the garden 🕒Opening hours: 9:00-17:00 daily (admission ends at 16:30); closed during the year-end and New Year holidays (12/29-1/1) 🎫Ticket price: 300 yen 🌟Don't miss Chidorigafuchi Park during the cherry blossom season🌟 In the afternoon, we will go to Chidorigafuchi, which is located in the moat area northwest of the Imperial Palace. It is named after its unique shape, which resembles the Japanese "Chidori" (a long-legged, short-tailed bird). This is a popular spot for cherry blossom viewing in Tokyo. When spring comes, the 700-meter-long cherry blossom avenue along the river is in full bloom, forming a colorful and intoxicating picture, attracting countless tourists to stop and watch. But unfortunately, when we went to Tokyo, the cherry blossoms bloomed later than expected due to several cold fronts in March. The cherry blossom trees in Chidorigafuchi are still in bud. 📍Address: 1-1 Kita Maru Park, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo 🚇 Public transportation: 5 minutes walk from Exit 2 of the Kudanshita Subway Station 🕒Opening hours: The park is open 24 hours a day; the boat park is open from 10:00 to 17:00 (closed on Mondays) 🎫Tickets: Free for the park, 500 yen for a 30-minute boat ride (800 yen for 30 minutes during the cherry blossom season)