The cherry blossoms are beautiful over a big fosse under the blue sky. There is the Kitanomaru Park next there. It is also great place for cherry blossoms viewing. It is located near the subway station Kudanshita or Hanzoumon in the center of Tokyo. It is easy to go to the nice restaurant by the subway. More

outside our window, chidorigafuchi cherry blossom WOW More

We swung by here multiple times during our April visit in Tokyo and each day was amazing. We went right as the blossomes hit 100% blossoming and it was one the most impressive viewing we'd experienced on our 10 day stay in Tokyo. The gtree's were very full, in the background you could see the moat and little boats. We... More

it's one of the best places for enjoying sakura, the pathway was fulled of sakura trees and the view of the riverside full of sakura was just superb, best for those who wants to row boat in the river to enjoy the sakura view More

This is the best Sakura Spot in Tokyo. Check out the season. (Usually late March to early April). When season is right, it is so beautiful! At the same time, there are a lot of poeple to come & watch these beaufiful sakura. Go to Kudanshita subway station and get out of exit 2 and walk towards Budo-kan. There is... More

April 1 - 6, 2012 perfect time for the blossoms? Lovely walk along the moat. Trees lit up a night...very special effect. More

A "must see" in April.. the cherry blossoms are beautiful, both during the day and night. More

I can only imagine how beautiful the walk to the cemetery and the surrounding gardens would have been had the cherry trees been blossoming when we visited. However, we were in Tokyo in December, and so the long walk under hibernating trees was...just a long walk (I imagine had we visited with the cherry blossoms I would have rated it... More

I had read the Japanese reviews and I did not know what the fuss was all about. Passing this seemingly endless tunnel of Sakura trees one Spring on a midnight taxi was amazing. It touched me deeply and I asked the driver to stop the car. Walking under those trees, I almost wept for a while. Foreign visitors, if you... More