Hidden Cherry Blossom Spots in Tokyo 🌸✨

#cherryblossom25 Sakura Hill Path & Japanese Garden Today while strolling around Yotsuya Station, I stumbled across a hidden gem — the road next to Sophia University is completely in full bloom! 🌸🌸 Hurry over if you can!! This area isn’t crowded at all — nothing like the crazy crowds at Ueno Park or Meguro River. The atmosphere here is super peaceful and relaxed, perfect for those who don’t like squeezing through crowds and want to slowly walk, take photos, and really savor the blossoms. 📷 There’s even a little slope along the path — once you walk up, you can sit down for a picnic! 🍙✨ Plus, you get a perfect view of the Docomo Tower from here — the framing for photos is amazing! After enjoying the cherry blossoms, we also stopped by the New Otani Hotel’s Japanese Garden, which I highly recommend! Inside the garden, you’ll find charming little bridges, koi ponds, stone lanterns, sakura trees, and even a small waterfall — it truly feels like a secret oasis hidden in the city. 🌿🏯 The photo opportunities are just endless! 🚇 How to Get There: Take the JR Chuo Line, Sobu Line, or Tokyo Metro Marunouchi Line to Yotsuya Station. Exit from the Akasaka Gate — you’ll see the sakura road within 1 minute on foot! If you keep walking about 10 more minutes toward Shinjuku Gyoen, you’ll reach the entrance of the New Otani Hotel’s Japanese Garden #travel