[Tokyo Spring Flower Viewing Tour] Kongendo "Senbonzakura Tunnel" & Furukawa "Peach Blossom Festival" & Purple Chestnut Flower Carpet & Tochigi Popular Strawberry Picking All-You-Can-Eat | Departing from Tokyo

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- Itinerary Introduction -

• Kongendang Park

The park features the "Kote Gongendo Cherry Blossom Embankment," a famous cherry blossom viewing spot in the Kanto region. Approximately 1,000 Yoshino cherry trees bloom along a 1-kilometer embankment, creating a magnificent contrast with the surrounding rapeseed flowers, attracting numerous visitors each year. In addition, June brings colorful hydrangeas, September offers a vibrant display of red spider lilies (Lycoris radiata), and January is graced by pure white and elegant daffodils. Visitors can enjoy flower viewing throughout the year.

[Best viewing period in previous years] Late March to early April

• Furukawa Peach Blossom Festival | Japan's No.1 Peach Blossom Village

Furukawa Prefecture is known as "Japan's No. 1 Peach Blossom Village," hosting a peach blossom festival every spring that attracts numerous flower-viewing visitors. The park boasts approximately 1,500 peach trees of five different varieties, which transform the entire grove into a dreamy pink when in full bloom. Against a backdrop of blue sky, the delicate pink peach blossoms and the daffodils blooming on the ground create a rich and layered spring scene, making it a highly representative flower-viewing spot in the Kanto region. A stroll through the park allows one to deeply feel the subtle arrival of spring in Japan.

・Purple Katakuri Flower Carpet｜Mitsuyama（みかもやま）

From mid to late March each year, approximately 1.5 million chestnut trees bloom simultaneously on the slopes of Mt. Misuzu in Tochigi Prefecture. The pale purple flowers carpet the entire slope, resembling a dreamy purple floral tapestry from afar. The chestnut blossom season is short, and the flower is considered a "messenger of spring," making it a rare treat to witness its full bloom at its peak. The natural terrain combined with the vast sea of ​​flowers makes this a must-see seasonal destination for nature lovers and photographers.

• Tochigi Strawberry Picking All-You-Can-Eat | Pick and Eat Fresh Strawberries in 30 Minutes

Tochigi Prefecture is known as the "Strawberry Kingdom," Japan's top strawberry producer. This itinerary includes a visit to a local strawberry farm, where you can enjoy an all-you-can-eat selection of fresh strawberries for 30 minutes. The best greenhouse varieties, such as "Tochiaika" and "Scarecrow," will be selected based on their optimal growing conditions on the day of the visit; the actual variety may vary. Freshly picked and eaten, these strawberries are incredibly sweet and juicy, making them a favorite among adults and children alike.

Please do not take strawberries outside the garden.
*Depending on the weather and strawberry growing conditions, the all-you-can-eat option may be changed to other formats or replaced with a gift.