Tokyo's cherry blossom season is coming to an end, so hurry up and see it during the weekend

This year, there were so many people going to Meguro River and Chidorigafuchi that it was impossible to take pictures. I found a few niche cherry blossom viewing spots where I could enjoy the cherry blossoms alone without having to crowd around and take pictures. I'd like to share them with everyone. 1 Shibuya Sakuragaoka Town (Figure 2.3) There are cherry blossoms on both sides of the street, and there are far fewer people than in Meguro River! Across the street from FamilyMart Shinjuku Totsuka Police Station, there is a whole cherry tree where you can take photos of a cluster of flowers. There are very few people and you can take photos easily. 2 Chidorigafuchi Park (Figure 4.5) After exiting Kudanshita Station or Hanzomon Exit, there are cherry blossoms along both sides of the river. You can also experience boating. It is okay if you don’t have a ticket. 3 Sheren Park (Figures 7.8.9.10.11.12) The cherry blossoms and blue butterfly flowers 💙💙 are both very beautiful. The double cherry blossoms are very large. There are especially many cherry trees, and the flowers bloom very low, so you can take pictures standing under the cherry trees without stepping on a ladder. Recently, they are lit up at night, which is very dreamy! Moreover, the third best yakiniku restaurant in Tokyo, Sutaminaen, is nearby, so you can go there to eat after viewing the night cherry blossoms. 4 Roppongi 1-chome (Figure 13.14) Exit Roppongi 1-chome Station and walk on the overpass to the popular camera spot La! Walking down the overpass to the road, it was great to take photos in every direction and there were always very few people! 5 Sakura Shrine (Figure 15.16) Kawazu Sakura is the first cherry blossom in Tokyo to bloom. It is very crowded.