Chuo-ku Tourism Association correspondent blog

　It's a little earlier than usual, but the cherry blossom season has come again this year. Saturday, March 24, the weather was good and it was a great walking day.

　I'm ashamed that it's just a series of snaps that doesn't change every year and has no much ingenuity, but I'll introduce a little with the intention of fixed-point observation.

　From Ishikawajima Park, you can see Chuo-ohashi Bridge. It was almost in full bloom here.

　From Tsukuda and River City, we crossed the Chuo-ohashi Bridge, and looked at the cherry blossoms on the Sumida River riverside at Ishikawajima Park from the vicinity of the reishijima tide center and the water mark in Shinkawa.

　It's Akatsuki Park (7-19 Tsukiji). There is a bust of Siebold.

　From the St. Luke's Tower, look at Kachidokibashi and Tsukiji Ohashi.　It is a pity that the observation room on the floor has been abolished.

　From the front of St. Luke's Tower, I wanted to see Tsukuda.

　Cross the Tsukuda-ohashi Bridge, return to Tsukuda, and Tsukuda Park.

　Ishikawajima Park.

 

 

　On March 1st, it was as cheerful as the end of April, reminiscent of "spring near", and the walking feet headed along the Sumida River. From the top of Chuo-ohashi Bridge, I could see the Sky Tree clearly.

　Kawazu cherry tree on the riverbank was already in full bloom.

　The cherry blossoms on the riverbank were also looking forward to flowering. Is it only three weeks before the cherry blossom season?

　When I walked on the Sumida River Terrace, it was so cheerful that I was sweating, and it had a taste of "water mud".