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Approximately 260 cherry trees brightly decorate the roadside, making it one of Tokyo's most famous cherry blossom viewing spots.
A 700-meter promenade along the moat of the Imperial Palace.
Surrounded by nature so rich that it is hard to believe it is in the heart of Tokyo, it is the perfect spot for a leisurely stroll.
The promenade is planted with about 260 cherry trees, which usually bloom from late March to early April, and the beautiful pink color of the blossoms makes it one of the most popular cherry blossom viewing spots in Tokyo.
It is also recommended to take a leisurely stroll along the roadside while viewing cherry blossoms.
During the "Sakura Festival in Chiyoda," the cherry blossoms are illuminated at night.
The cherry blossoms are reflected on the surface of the water of the moat at night, and the fantastic atmosphere, which is different from that of the daytime, is romantic and attractive.
Boat rides are also available (for a fee), and visitors can enjoy viewing the cherry blossoms from the water.
One of the best cherry blossom viewing spots in Tokyo
Crowded with many cherry blossom-viewing visitors
Cherry blossom viewing from a boat is also recommended
Fantastic nighttime lighting is also attractive
The nature-rich boardwalk is perfect for a stroll!
Frequently Asked Questions have been vetted and answered directly by each listing.
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Do you have signs or pamphlets in foreign languages? (If you do, which languages are available?)
Yes, we do. (English is available).
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Is free Wi-Fi available in the area?
Yes, it is.
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Are coin lockers available?
Luggage can be left at each station, nearby facilities, and Chiyoda City Tourist Information.
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Are there restrooms available?
Yes, there are.
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Is parking available?
There is no parking lot, so please use public transportation.
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Is eating and drinking allowed in the green way?
Please refrain from having banquets or using seats on the green way, as it is a crowded area. There are no concession stands or stalls
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About the illumination
It may be canceled or changed due to weather conditions.
Some reviews are AI-translated.
Cherry blossoms bloom on both sides of the moat, creating a beautiful tunnel of sakura.
At night, after work, lots of Japanese office workers come here to see the cherry blossoms lit up. There are actually more people at night than during the day.
This is my top cherry blossom spot in Tokyo! It's right on the west side of the Imperial Palace, and you can even row a boat while admiring the cherry blossoms on both sides.
This is a super famous spot for cherry blossom viewing around the Imperial Palace in Tokyo. The best part is you can enjoy the cherry blossoms while rowing a boat. Such a unique experience!
This is a must-see spot for cherry blossoms. The view of the petals floating and drifting along the water at Chidorigafuchi is absolutely beautiful!
