🌸A must-visit cherry blossom spot for spring travel in Tokyo - Inokashira Park!

✨ This park in Kichijoji is not only free to enter, but it is also one of the top 100 cherry blossom parks in Japan! Inokashira Park was once the royal forest of the Edo Shogunate and the Japanese imperial family. It was not until 1917 that it opened as Japan's first suburban park. ✨ The park has beautiful scenery, which can make people intoxicated no matter in the cherry blossom season or maple leaf season. Especially during the cherry blossom season, the cherry blossom waterscape in the park is even more beautiful! Here, you can enjoy the beautiful picture of cherry blossoms and reflections, as if you are in a fairyland. ✨ If you want to go to Inokashira Park, you can take the JR Chuo Line to Kichijoji Station, go shopping and eat snacks at the North Exit, and then walk to Inokashira Park from the South Exit (Park Exit). Along the way, you will pass by 0101 Department Store, many unique coffee shops, and there is also a Starbucks near the park. It only takes about 5 minutes to walk and the transportation is very convenient. ✨In addition to cherry blossoms, the Kichijoji business district around Inokashira Park is also worth a visit. There are many delicious and fun shops here, and you can enjoy delicious food while shopping. If you like animation, don't miss the nearby Ghibli Museum in Mitaka. Many of Hayao Miyazaki's classic animations are showcased here, giving you an in-depth look at the master's creative process. 🥹🌸 If you come to Tokyo in spring (March-April), you must not miss Inokashira Park. Not only does this place have beautiful cherry blossom views, but it also has nearby attractions such as the Kichijoji business district and the Ghibli Museum in Mitaka, which can satisfy a variety of travel needs at once. #Japan and Korea City Attractions #Tokyo Attractions #Tokyo #Overseas Travel #travel #Register for Hotel Test Sleeper #Good Places for Summer #Good Places for Parents and Children #Tokyo Free Travel #Good Places for Tokyo