[Kanto Cherry Blossom Season Only] One-day tour to famous cherry blossom viewing spots in Tokyo | Shinjuku Gyoen, Chidorigafuchi, Ueno Onshi Park, Sumida Park, Meguro River (departing from Tokyo)

— What You Can Expect —

• Shinjuku Gyoen
  

Discover Shinjuku Gyoen's three unique gardens: a Japanese garden, a geometric garden, and a landscape garden, where you can revel in natural scenery, including a wide lawn. In spring, approximately 900 cherry blossom trees paint the entire park pink with their graceful blooms.

• Chidorigafuchi
  

Embark on a journey through the park, nestled between Kita-no-maru Park and the British Embassy. Stretching from the Chidorigafuchi Greenway to the Hanzomon Gate of the Imperial Palace, it derives its name from the lake's surface resembling a thousand-feathered bird in flight. Adorned with 170 cherry blossom trees along its riverside avenues and embankments, it rivals Shinjuku Gyoen and Ueno Onshi Park, earning its place among Tokyo's top three cherry blossom viewing spots. Don't miss the enchanting night cherry blossoms during the viewing season, their reflections shimmering on the water's surface. Early April offers the prime time to witness the beauty of Chidorigafuchi's cherry blossoms. Take a tranquil boat ride from the greenway's boat dock, enveloped in the charm of the blossoms. Boat rides during the cherry blossom period are priced at JPY800 per 30 minutes.

• Ueno Onshi Park: Home to Tokyo's Most Famous Cherry Blossoms

Experience the allure of Ueno Park, renowned for its Ueno Zoo, numerous museums, and exquisite cherry blossoms in spring. As the cherry blossoms burst into bloom, over 2 million visitors converge on the main road near the zoo entrance, where half of the park's cherry blossoms reside. Amidst the vibrant atmosphere, tourists engage in the cherished springtime tradition of cherry blossom viewing, enjoying picnics and leisure under the iconic pink and white petals.

• Sumida Park
  

Immerse yourself in the world-famous Sumida Park, renowned for its 'Sumida no sakura' from the Edo period. Once described as a long embankment adorned with flowers stretching for ten miles, it holds a special charm for cherry blossom enthusiasts. Traverse Sakurabashi, a pedestrian bridge funded by residents, spanning the Sumida River. What sets cherry blossom viewing in Sumida Park apart is the picturesque backdrop of the Tokyo Skytree visible from the cherry blossom promenade, adding a touch of romance. During the cherry blossom season, locals gather beneath the trees to savor the blooms and delectable treats. The park buzzes with activity, boasting numerous stalls, lively dances, and acrobatic performances, creating an electrifying atmosphere.

• Meguro River
  

Explore Meguro River during cherry blossom season, one of Tokyo's most enchanting spots. As spring arrives, the riverbanks burst into a symphony of cherry blossoms, creating an endless sea of delicate blooms. Adjacent neighborhoods consistently rank as Tokyoites' top choice for living, boasting an exceptional environment ideal for activities like jogging. Wander along the riverside to discover charming cafes and shops, offering the perfect blend of shopping and flower appreciation. As night falls during cherry blossom season, the riverbanks come alive with bustling food and drink stands, adding to the vibrant atmosphere.

— Important Information —

• Each guest is permitted to bring one piece of luggage for free, with no size limit. Additional luggage will incur a fee of JPY2,000 per piece. Please make a note in the 'Requests & Remarks' column when registering
  
• Children aged 0–2 are free of charge if they do not occupy a seat. Children aged 3 or older will be charged at the adult rate
  
• If a child aged 0–2, who does not occupy a seat, boards without a reservation and there are insufficient seats in the car, they will be denied boarding, and the fare will not be refunded
  
• Driver and tour guide service: Exquisite for small groups of 1–13 participants; Driver and tour guide service: Bus for groups of 14–45 participants. The actual number will be adjusted based on the participants in the group on the day of the tour
• Reference models: 5–8-seater cars (e.g., Toyota Alphard); 9–14-seater cars (e.g., Toyota HiAce); 18–22-seater cars (small buses); 22-seater cars and above (large buses). These vehicle options are for reference purposes only. The actual car model will be adjusted based on the number of passengers traveling on the day