The declaration of flowering of cherry blossoms in Tokyo was March 23, and then the cold returned, and on the 29th, the full bloom declaration came out, so I hurriedly asked for a famous cherry blossom spot.
The Edo Bus MAP at this time introduces cherry blossom viewing spots in Chuo-ku in the "Ohanami Map" of "Sakura Newsletter".
A total of 22 places, of which 150 cherry blossom trees are lined with Sakura-dori St. at the north exit of Yaesu, 120 are Tsukuda Park and Sumiyoshi-jinja Shirine, and 2 are large in Chuo-ku.
In addition, Tsukuda and Sumiyoshi-jinja Shirine are connected to a row of 60 cherry blossom trees in Ishikawajima Park, so it can be said that it is the largest cherry blossom viewing spot in Chuo-ku with 180 trees at Tsukuda, Sumiyoshi-jinja Shirine, Ishikawajima Park. I think it is.
So, on the 31st, I strolled around "Yaesu Kitaguchi Sakura-dori St." and "Tsukuda / Sumiyoshi-jinja Shirine / Ishikawajima Park".
Also, from March 27 to April 10, there is an "Ohanami Tour Boat" from Hashizume Square in the southeast of Nihonbashi.
On the 29th, I missed it, but on April 2, I boarded the `` Nihonbashi / Sumida River Cherry Blossom Tour 45 minutes '' and watched `` Tsukuda / Sumiyoshi-jinja Shirine / Ishikawajima Park '' from the Sumida River. .
