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This year's cherry blossoms seem to be slower than originally expected flowering, and the area around Tsukiji began to bloom in April.
The photo at the beginning is Tsukiji River Park, which used to be a river.
Because it is such a long park, you can easily imagine that it was a river as you can see from the name.
At the end of the park, I have never used it, but there seems to be a day campground.
It is located between St. Luke Hospital and Honganji Temple.
The left photo shows the preservation part of the old hospital building, which is also a symbol of St. Luke Hospital. It is said that it was completed in 1933.
Right photo, main hall Honganji.
Walking while looking at the old St. Luke Hospital building to the left, you will find Akatsuki Park on your right.
There are also Akatsuki Park and cherry blossoms, but there are also highlights from late autumn to early winter.
The photo on the left, this year's cherry blossoms, but the tree in front is cedar, and when it gets cold, you can enjoy the autumn leaves as shown in the photo on the right.
If you borrow an Edo bus map, the conce up to this point is here.
Crossing the Sumida River, this is Ishikawajima Park.
Flowering seems to be a little further away.
The turret of Kabukiza was dropped.
The tower that had been on the gable in front of Kabukiza for more than a year since the face-to-face in November 2022 has been dropped.
In November 2022, there was a performance "13th generation Ichikawa Danjuro's name announcement", and since then there has been a tower until last month.
I took the left photo at the end of March, so maybe it was dropped off after Chiakiraku.