Sakura Romance Chidorigabuchi

Introducing the photos posted on "Everyone's Post"! This is a pickup post of the inbound tourism information SNS "Cool Japan Video". Today, I would like to introduce a post by "takeo". It is a piece that captures the grandeur of the cherry blossoms blooming in Chidorigafuchi. The Chidorigafuchi Greenway in Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo is a promenade that borders the moat around the Imperial Palace. It is about 700 meters long and is one of the most famous cherry blossom viewing spots in Tokyo, with about 260 cherry trees such as Somei Yoshino cherry trees. The best time to see the cherry blossoms on the Chidorigafuchi Greenway is usually late March ~ early April. Since the water surface of the moat and the cherry blossoms are close, you can rent a boat at the "Ward Chidorigafuchi Boat Ground" and enjoy cherry blossom viewing from the boat. During the cherry blossom season, the "Chiyoda Sakura Festival" will also be held, and in 2023, it will be held from March 24 (Fri.) ~ April 4 (Tue.). It is also lit up from 18:00~22:00, and you can enjoy the cherry blossoms at night. The boat park is open every day during the cherry blossom illumination period and can be enjoyed until 20:30 (last boarding at 20:00). There are no plans to open food stalls at the cherry blossom festival, but there are plenty of cafes in the vicinity, so it is recommended for a break from walking. Also, why not stop by the sightseeing spots around Chidorigafuchi Greenway? There are plenty of attractions such as the Edo Castle Ruins, a standard tourist spot for sightseeing in Tokyo, the Science Museum, and the National Museum of Modern Art, Tokyo. At Kitanomaru Park, which is adjacent to the Chidorigafuchi Greenway, you can enjoy the nature of the four seasons. ◆Chidorigafuchi Greenway◆ 【Address】〒102-0075 2-senbancho, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo 【Access】 5-minute walk from Tokyo Metro Hanzomon Station Exit 5 or 5-minute walk from Kudanshita Station Exit 2

A place loved as a famous place for cherry blossoms and many people think of "Imperial Palace Chidorigafuchi" "Chiyoda-ku Noryo no Night" is a traditional Japanese "lantern flow" that began 1958 (Showa 33) to heal the hearts of people who were devastated after the war. In recent years, it was canceled due to the influence of the new coronavirus, but 2022 (Reiwa 4) has been revived for the first time in three years. On a summer night in central Tokyo, the light of 2,000 lanterns filled with people's wishes and hopes, We have created a fantastic scenery shimmering on the surface of the moat. Many tourists and boat participants from Japan and abroad float in the "Beacon of Hope." Each one expresses the gratitude and wishes of the participants.