Ueno Park, Chidorigafuchi, Meguro River Cherry Blossom Viewing Tour

Today, we will be visiting a total of three attractions: Ueno Park, Chidorigafuchi, and the Meguro River night cherry blossoms. It's a full itinerary, so let's start now!

First stop: Enjoy lunch at the Ueno Comfort Hotel SKY LOUNGE - a leisurely midday feast overlooking the city. Second stop: Ueno Park for cherry blossom viewing - Ueno Park is one of Japan’s oldest and largest parks, known for the Ueno Zoo, numerous museums, and the magnificent cherry blossoms in spring. Every spring, the pink and white flower sea covers the entire park, as if stepping into a spring painting. Third stop: Chidorigafuchi - a must-visit photo spot in Tokyo in spring - the park is located between Kitanomaru Park and the British Embassy, extending from the Chidorigafuchi Greenway to the Imperial Palace Hanzomon. It is named for the shape of its lake, which resembles a thousand birds flying. 170 cherry trees are planted along the riverside avenue and embankment, making it one of Tokyo’s three major cherry blossom viewing spots, along with Shinjuku Gyoen and Ueno Park. Photography tips: Use a wide-angle lens to capture the river: Frame the cherry trees and the river together in the picture for a strong visual impact! Fourth stop: Meguro River Night Cherry Blossoms - Tokyo’s most romantic cherry blossom spot. In spring, the cherry blossoms on both sides of the river bloom together, seemingly without end. As night falls, the pink and white cherry blossoms exude a romantic atmosphere under the warm lights. Walking along the riverbank, the cherry tree branches intertwine to form a tunnel.

Each of these attractions has its own unique charm, making it a perfect one-day cherry blossom viewing tour in Tokyo. Come join us and explore the unique charm of Tokyo's cherry blossom season!