The Sumida River, which faces the St. Luke's Tower, commonly known as the Akashicho Riverside, is a famous spot for cherry blossom viewing.
At noon on March 30, mothers with children spread their lunch boxes and enjoyed cherry blossom viewing.
Ships traveling around the Sumida River also add pleasure to cherry blossom viewing. Is the flowering situation of today's cherry blossoms blooming about two minutes?
I think the cherry blossom viewing this spring will last for about a week from April 1 (Fri).
From April 1st to 3rd will be in full bloom. It's getting warmer, so please go out for a walk.
In the surrounding area, "Hanamo" on the sidewalk in front of "Recycle House Kazaguruma" blooms scarlet, pink, light red, and white flowers.
Please also enjoy the cherry blossoms at Tsukiji River Park and Akatsuki Park.
The 1st floor restaurant in St. Luke's Tower is quite vacant except from 12:00 to 13:00.
Takeout sushi, tonkatsu and Chinese cuisine, as well as convenience stores on the 2nd floor.
For those who want to enjoy a relaxing meal, we recommend lunch at Creston, a hotel in St. Luke's Tower.
http://www.crestonhotel.jp/ginza/
Spring is Spring! Spring yourself and enjoy spring. Ginzo