• Best time for viewing: Late March - Early April
• Sakura Street

• Sakura-dori Street runs toward Kayabacho from the Yaesu North Exit of Tokyo Station. It is lined on both sides with the largest number of cherry trees in any one place in Chuo City, approximately 150, which depict an incredible arch of blossoms when in full bloom. Being located so close to Tokyo Station is another strong point in its favor! The trees are also illuminated at night.
• [Nippachikai Sakura Matsuri 2017]
• Traffic on Sakura-dori Street is stopped during this period, allowing you to view the blossom even from the middle of the road in complete safety! A number of additional special events are also held, including a rugby event.

• Period

  Friday, April 7 to Sunday, April 9

  Place

  Nihonbashi Plaza (Sakura-dori Street)

  Times

  17:00～23:00（Friday）
  11:00～22:00（Saturday）
  11:00～15:00（Sunday）

  URL

  http://www.28kai.jp/festival/sakura.html

  Address

  Yaesu 1, Nihonbashi 2 and Nihonbashi 3, Chuo-ku, Tokyo

  Access

  A short walk from Tokyo Station Yaesu Exit on the JR Line, or A short walk from Nihonbashi Station on the Tokyo Metro Ginza Line or Tozai Line and the Toei Subway Asakusa Line

Photo provided by: Tokyo Metropolitan Park Association

• Best time for viewing: Late March - Early April, Mid-April - Late April
• Hama-rikyu Gardens

Photo provided by: Tokyo Metropolitan Park Association

• A famous daimyo (lord)’s garden representative of the Edo period (1603 - 1868), with impressive cherry trees blooming around the Shioiri Pond. Rare types of cherry such as grandiflora and gioiko also blossom from the middle of April, allowing a variety of different types of cherry to be enjoyed across an extended period.
• [Extended Opening Times]
• During the cherry blossom season, the opening times for the park are extended by one hour.

• Period

  Saturday, March 25 to Sunday, April 9

  Opening Times

  9:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. (Last admittance 5:30 p.m.)

• *Naka-no-Gomon Entrance open until 5:00 p.m. (Last admittance 4:30 p.m.)

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• Best time for viewing: Late March - Early April
• Hamacho Park

• The largest park in Chuo City. The central square immediately after entering from the main entrance features beautiful Yoshino cherry and red weeping cherry trees, bringing in people from far and wide each year. This is also a popular spot with families, with a wide athletics area and plenty of fun things for kids to play on.

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• Best time for viewing: Late March - Early April
• Shinkawa Park

• A park located on the Sumida River super embankment. The sixty-odd cherry trees that stretch toward Eitai Bridge and the yellow of the forsythia blooming on the embankment create a wonderful contrast of colors. This is also a famous night scenery spot in Chuo City, allowing you to enjoy the blossom in comparatively well-lit surroundings even after the sun goes down.

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• Best time for viewing: Late March - Early April
• Tsukuda Park & Ishikawajima Park

• A park along the Sumida River. Offers great views, including of Eitai Bridge and Tokyo Skytree®. There are cherry trees lining the banks of the river, allowing you to take in the blossoms while strolling alongside the water. The area around Chuo-Ohashi Bridge is especially recommended.
• ■Tsukuda Park

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• ■Ishikawajima Park

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