[2025 Tokyo Attraction] Travel Guide for Meguro River (Updated Mar)

#citydaytours At the end of my last day trip in Japan, which is in Tokyo, I made myself exploring the city in the event of vibing with locals. As I read on the website, many people have recommended this remarkable spot which full of Sakura during Spring season. Yes, as this named Sakura Street, located near Shibuya station you will see a sea of Sakura flower on the street and also witnessing the beauty of Sakura trees pouring down its flower. I could only spending hours just for this Sakura, i feel sick blessed that I can see Sakura my own so that I can tell the world that Sakura is one thing you must see at least once in your entire life! 🥹 It was not only Sakura street satisfied me. I move myself to another mesmerizing spot, Meguro River which located not so far from Shibuya. Again, it is all about Sakura flower as I am a huge fan of this. Here, you can do a canal ride or even just relaxing your self and breathe fresh air by the river with full of Sakura flower. This will gonna be you best day in your life! 🥹🌸 📍Sakura Street & Meguro River, Tokyo, Japan #100waysoftravel #tokyo #japan #sakura #spring

Immerse yourself in the timeless beauty of sakura along the Meguro River in Tokyo, Japan. As delicate cherry blossoms dance gracefully in the spring breeze, the riverbanks transform into a picturesque canvas of pink hues, enchanting visitors from around the globe. Strolling along the promenade, surrounded by a sea of blooming sakura trees, offers a serene escape from the bustling cityscape. 🌸🌸🌸 The Meguro River becomes a tranquil sanctuary, inviting contemplation and appreciation for nature's fleeting wonders. Each petal embodies the essence of renewal and fleeting beauty, reminding us to cherish the present moment. Joining locals and travelers alike in hanami, the traditional practice of cherry blossom viewing, creates lasting memories of camaraderie and awe-inspiring beauty. Experience the magic of sakura season along the Meguro River—a celebration of life, renewal, and the timeless allure of nature. #cherryblossom2024 #tripstars

🌸Chidorigafuchi Cherry Blossoms🌸 Cherry Blossom Rating: ★★★★★ Photo Rating: ★★★★★ Chidorigafuchi's riverside walkway and embankment are filled with cherry blossom trees, and when in full bloom, the area is a light pink wonderland, with a winding river of pink cherry blossoms that's super beautiful! 🌸Meguro River Cherry Blossoms🌸 Cherry Blossom Rating: ★★★★★ Photo Rating: ★★★ During cherry blossom season, Meguro River is very crowded, and you can buy various cherry blossom-themed snacks and delicacies while strolling. However, it seems that the trees were pruned last year, so the blossoms are not as dense when photographed. 🌸Ueno Park Cherry Blossoms🌸 Cherry Blossom Rating: ★★★★ Photo Rating: ★★★ Ueno Park has been a famous cherry blossom viewing spot since the Edo period. Try to avoid weekends, as Tokyoites also love to visit here for cherry blossom viewing. 🌸Sumida Park (Tokyo Skytree Spot), Sensoji Temple Cherry Blossoms🌸 Cherry Blossom Rating: ★★★★ Photo Rating: ★★★ Sumida Park and the Sensoji Temple area, where you can capture cherry blossoms and Tokyo Skytree in the same frame, are also highly recommended classic cherry blossom spots, convenient for a combined visit. There are hundreds of cherry trees along the Sumida River, and the park is very close to Tokyo Skytree, allowing for postcard-like photos with a fresh feel of cherry blossoms and Skytree. The cherry blossoms at Sensoji Temple are also classic, and although it's very crowded during the cherry blossom season, try to take pictures from a higher angle to avoid the crowds below. 🌸Shiba Park, Zojoji Temple (Tokyo Tower Spot) Cherry Blossoms🌸 Cherry Blossom Rating: ★★★★ Photo Rating: ★★★★ Shiba Park offers a perfect photo opportunity of cherry blossoms with Tokyo Tower. A 10-minute walk from Shiba Park will take you to Zojoji Temple, where the ancient temple and cherry blossoms are also beautiful, and surprisingly not too crowded, making it easy to get good shots. It's also a great spot for portrait photography. 🌸Inokashira Park Cherry Blossoms🌸 Cherry Blossom Rating: ★★★★★ Photo Rating: ★★★★★ Inokashira Onshi Park is a cherry blossom viewing park that Tokyoites love to visit. If you find Ueno Park too crowded during the cherry blossom season, consider visiting this park. Many locals enjoy cherry blossom picnics under the trees here, and the 'hanami' atmosphere is also very pleasant.

🌸💫🌃 Although I've already enjoyed plenty of cherry blossoms in various parks during this period, I was still stunned by the magnificent view when I arrived at Meguro River! The entire riverside was filled with blooming cherry blossoms, with the lights and the reflection on the water blending perfectly, it was simply too beautiful! Worth a visit, and the photos taken can be considered works of art haha📸🎨 Despite the crowd, there was no pressure to take photos. Just wait a minute or two for the people in front to leave, and you can take pictures freely. There are also many bridges along the way, so even if one spot is crowded, you can keep walking on~🚶‍♂️🚶‍♀️ This year's Tokyo night cherry blossom lighting schedule is out ‼️‼️‼️ 🔖Rikugien Weeping Cherry: March 16th to March 24th 🔖Ueno Park: March 16th to April 7th 🔖Chidorigafuchi: March 22nd to April 2nd 🔖Meguro River: March 19th to March 31st 🔖Sumida Park: March 16th to April 7th Night cherry blossoms are also a special feature of cherry blossom viewing in Japan Don't miss it if you have the time💕

#cherryblossom2024 Meguro river the place of Cherry blossoms 🌸🌸 To see cherry blossoms in Tokyo, the Meguro River is one of the most popular places. The best highlight of Meguro River Cherry Blossoms🌸 is over 800 cherry trees lined for about 4 km along the river which displays the spectacular view. In the night🌉 the whole place comes alive as the lanterns and all the cherry blossoms🌸 are lit up in a beautiful purple pink hue and everyone is out drinking and sampling the delicious smelling street food.If you plan to go I suggest you go really early in the morning to avoid the situation of many people. #springblossoms #cherryblossom #tokyo #japantravel

Meguro River is located in Tokyo, Japan. It is a river about 15 kilometers long with beautiful scenery along the banks. It is a favorite leisure destination for Tokyo residents. I chose a day trip to Meguro River on a sunny weekend, visited several famous attractions along the way, and felt the unique charm of this river. First, we came to the Meguro River Bridge, which spans the Meguro River and is one of the iconic buildings in Tokyo. The simple and elegant appearance of the bridge leaves a deep impression on people. Overlooking the Meguro River from the bridge, you can have a panoramic view of the scenery on both sides of the river, which is breathtakingly beautiful. Next, we came to the Japanese garden - Ebisu Park. This park is built along the Meguro River, with waterscape as the main feature, integrating natural and cultural landscapes. The park is lined with green trees, has secluded paths, and also has teahouses and Japanese restaurants, allowing people to enjoy the beautiful scenery while also appreciating traditional Japanese culture. The beauty of Meguro River lies not only in the scenic spots, but also in the details along the way. We walked along the path along the river and saw many citizens fishing for leisure, which made us feel the importance of the river to the local people. In addition, there are many snack stalls and specialty shops where you can taste local delicacies and gain an in-depth understanding of the local folk culture. In short, the one-day trip to Meguro River made me feel the harmonious beauty of nature and humanity. Here there are not only beautiful scenery and rich cultural connotations, but also strong regional characteristics represented by the river. If you're looking for a quiet, relaxing spot in Tokyo, Meguro River is definitely worth a visit.

This is Ichiba Bridge near Fudomae on the Meguro River. The Meguro River curves around here, so the cherry blossoms on the north side from here are spectacular during cherry blossom season. Also, from around the curve a little further on, the cherry blossoms overlooking the elevated railway are also spectacular, making this a photogenic spot. #sakura #photogenicspot

Continuing north along the Meguro River, we arrived at the area under the elevated Tokyu Meguro Line that leads to Fudomae. Around here, the Meguro River starts to curve, and the appearance of the cherry blossom trees along the river changes. This area seems to be famous as a photo spot, and many people stopped to take photos. #sakura #photogenicspot

Visited on 2022.4.2 A famous cherry blossom spot in Tokyo🌸 Meguro River The cherry blossoms on both sides of the bridge were truly beautiful😊 It was about a 30-minute walk from Nakameguro to Meguro It felt so good to walk through the cherry blossom tunnel✨✨ * Cherry blossom trees along Meguro River Near Nakameguro 2-chome, Meguro-ku, Tokyo 153-0061 (Along the Meguro River) #sakura #cherry blossoms #sakura #great view #Meguro River

Meguro River is 2km long, so you can get there by a lot of train stops. Get off at Nakmeguro for food and shopping. There are a lot of shops and eateries lining the canal here, and the trees line the river with their branches hanging over the river. The Meguro River illuminations are nearer the Osaki and Golanda train stations. This is interesting spot for Sakura blossom viewing. I was there when the blossom was just opening up. Nevertheless it was already really crowded with Sakura viewers. I choose to start from the very beginning, close Meguro Yamanote station, so it took me some time before I reached the Naka Meguro station area which can be considered as the centre point of all (Sakura) activities. It was nice walk alongside the Meguro river gradually becoming busier and busier. Great location during Sakura season. #givethanks #givethanks

At the first stop in Tokyo, the Tokyo store, one of the five Starbucks in the world, is not far from the boutique hotel I stayed in. It is also the Meguro area in the Wenqing area. Starbucks has a total of four floors, the third floor is the Starbucks special bar, and each floor has a balcony to see the night view. There are also many people who come here to take pictures and punch cards. It is also a good place to taste food and take pictures.

The cherry blossoms are very popular among the Japanese people, and even the chrysanthemums that symbolize the royal family are designated as Japanese national flowers. The Japanese Cherry Blossom Festival is not a fixed day, probably from March 15th to April 15th every year. Spring cherry blossom viewing is one of the traditional Japanese customs. The Japan Meteorological Agency publishes a cherry blossom flowering date forecast every year so that people don't miss the flowering season. Listed below to recommend cherry blossoms in Tokyo: Megurokawa: After the sides of Meguro, you can see Yoshino Sakura covering the entire sky. It is really beautiful. No! Such a romantic attraction with rivers and cherry blossoms is no wonder that the popularity of Meguro has always been high. Address: 4-1 , Meguro-machi, Meguro-ku, Tokyo Metropolitan Area: Subway Hibiya Station, get off at Nakameguro Station : Sakura is full, driving a boat on the mountain Enjoy the beauty of the cherry blossoms on both sides. You can also choose to walk on both sides of the trail, or you can choose to row on the thousand birds, which is very interesting. In the evening of the cherry blossom season, there will be a lot of lights on the side of the thousand birds, and the night cherry is more beautiful. Address: Tokyo Metropolitan Chiyoda-ku, Kuro-ku, Minami-ku, Minami-machi, Minami-machi, Higashi-cho, Tokyo The most famous cherry blossom sacred place is famous for its Yoshino cherry and cherry blossoms in the park. About 1,200 cherry blossoms bloom in the park, looking up, full of cherry blossoms and romance. Address: Mitsubishi, Chiyoda-ku, Taito-ku, Tokyo 110-0007 Transportation: JR Yamate, Ginza, Hibiya Line to Ueno Station

Full of romance! These places are breathtakingly beautiful, save them now 1️⃣ Osaka Castle Park 🌟 Pros Cherry blossoms + ancient city walls are a perfect match, great for photos! 📸Convenient transportation, subway access, suitable for those with tight schedules~ Free admission, save money and worry! 💔 Cons Crowded! Especially on weekends, arrive before 8 am to avoid the crowds~ Cherry trees are scattered, need to find the right angle for great photos~ 2️⃣ Philosopher's Path 🌟 Pros 2 km cherry blossom tunnel, a healing walk! 🌸 Romantic atmosphere in the evening when the lights are on, perfect for couples~ Many niche cafes nearby, take a break when tired~ 💔 Cons Crowded during cherry blossom season, need to queue for photos~ A bit far from the city center, need to allow enough time~ 3️⃣ Nara Park 🌟 Pros Feed deer under cherry trees, a Japanese drama vibe in every photo! 🦌 Large park, can find quiet corners even when crowded~ Visit Todai-ji and Kasuga-taisha Shrine along the way, a rich itinerary~ 💔 Cons Deer may snatch food, be careful of being "attacked"! Cherry trees are not dense, need to find the right angle for photos~ 4️⃣ Meguro River 🌟 Pros Night cherry blossom heaven! Cherry trees on both sides of the river, breathtaking when lit up at night 💖 Many food stalls nearby, enjoy eating while strolling~ Convenient transportation, subway access, suitable for Tokyo city tours~ 💔 Cons Crowded! Especially on weekend nights, too crowded to believe~ Expensive accommodation during cherry blossom season, book 3 months in advance~ 5️⃣ Mount Yoshino 🌟 Pros Large cherry blossom scale, a sea of pink flowers all over the mountain! 🌸 Less crowded and beautiful scenery, suitable for those who like quiet~ Take a cable car up the mountain, save time and effort~ 💔 Cons Inconvenient transportation, 2+ hours from Osaka~ Large temperature difference on the mountain, bring a jacket~ 6️⃣ Hirosaki Park (Aomori) 🌟 Pros Many cherry blossoms, known as "Japan's No. 1 Cherry Blossom"! Many ancient buildings in the park, great for historical photos~ Less crowded and beautiful scenery, suitable for deep travelers~ 💔 Cons Remote location, 4+ hours from Tokyo~ Difficult to book accommodation during cherry blossom season, plan in advance~ 💡【Tips for choosing a spot】 ✅ For those with tight schedules: Choose Osaka Castle Park or Meguro River, convenient transportation, efficient check-in! ✅ For those who like quiet: Choose Mount Yoshino or Hirosaki Park, less crowded and beautiful scenery, suitable for a leisurely stroll~ ✅ For couples: Choose Kyoto Philosopher's Path, full of romance! Feel free to leave a comment~

Day 1: On my first day in Tokyo, I chose the famous Meguro River as the starting point of my itinerary. The scenery along the Meguro River is picturesque, especially during the cherry blossom season in spring, making it a pilgrimage site for many tourists. As I walked to the riverside, I was greeted by the sight of clear river water and blooming cherry blossoms on both sides. The gentle breeze caused the petals to fall like rain, instantly lifting my spirits. I strolled along the riverside path, admiring the beautiful scenery, and the surrounding cafes and small shops added a touch of warmth. Later, I stopped at a riverside café to enjoy a cup of aromatic coffee, leisurely watching the passersby and tourists, feeling the pulse of the city. For lunch, I chose a Japanese restaurant and savored the local specialty, unagi (eel) rice, which was unforgettable. After the meal, I continued my walk along the Meguro River, discovering many artists painting or selling their handmade crafts, filling the area with creativity and vitality. In the evening, the sunset reflected on the river, casting a golden glow that made the Meguro River even more enchanting. At this moment, I chose to sit down and quietly appreciate this beautiful scene, feeling a sense of awe. Day 2: On the second day, I decided to further explore the surroundings of the Meguro River. In the morning, I returned to the river, this time wanting to experience a boat ride. Drifting on the water, my view expanded, and the cherry blossom trees and greenery along the banks came into sight, offering a unique charm. The guide on the boat provided detailed introductions to the history and attractions along the river, giving me a deeper understanding of its story. After disembarking, I arrived at the other side of the Meguro River, where there is a large park perfect for walking and picnicking. I spread out my picnic mat on the grass and enjoyed the bento I brought, relishing the moment of peace and comfort. After lunch, I visited several well-known attractions around the Meguro River, including Ebisu Garden Place and Daikanyama. The stylish architecture here attracts many young people and art enthusiasts. I lingered in a uniquely designed bookstore, browsing various books and feeling the rich artistic atmosphere. Then, I chose to have afternoon tea at a distinctive café in Daikanyama, immersing myself in the leisurely ambiance. In the evening, I returned to the Meguro River, where the lights illuminated the entire riverside, and the night view was as splendid as a galaxy, making me stop to capture this beautiful moment. This trip to the Meguro River made me deeply feel the romance and charm of Tokyo. Every moment here is like a poem or a painting. The Meguro River is not only a great place to admire cherry blossoms but also an ideal place to explore urban culture and enjoy life. I look forward to coming back here again to continue my exploration of Tokyo.

#magicalxmastrip "Meguro River Everyone's Illumination " decorates the Meguro River with cherry blossom-coloured LED lights. Used edible oil collected from local people and nearby restaurants is upcycled into biodiesel fuel to realise 100% energy local production and consumption. The total length of the total illumination on both banks, which is the largest inside the Yamanote Line, is about 2.2 kilometres. With the cooperation of the region, about 350,000 cherry blossom-coloured LEDs shine, and a fantastic scene is projected on the water of the Meguro River. At the lighting ceremony on the first day, in addition to the upcycle to collect used edible oil brought in by local people.

📍 Address: 4-6-22 Kami-Osaki, Shinagawa-ku, Tokyo Features: Modernist architecture, a sanctuary of light and shadow, a fusion of religion and culture 🌟 The Beauty of Architecture and the Baptism of the Soul Meguro Catholic Church (also known as St. Mary's Cathedral) is located in Shinagawa, Tokyo. It is a modern church that combines religious faith and architectural art. Designed by the renowned architect Kenzo Tange, it is famous for its simple yet powerful modernist style. The exterior of the church features a unique cross shape, resembling a white dove spreading its wings from a distance, symbolizing peace and sanctity. The interior design is even more impressive, with towering arched ceilings and natural light creating a solemn and serene atmosphere. This place is not only a venue for religious activities but also a space for contemplation and reflection. 📸 Must-See Highlights and Visiting Experience 1. Exterior Architectural Design: The entire structure is built with reinforced concrete, symbolizing the combination of modernity and faith. The white exterior walls contrast with the blue sky, creating a pure and tranquil scene, perfect for photography. 2. Interior of the Church: The interior of the church uses natural lighting design, with light streaming through high windows, creating a sacred light and shadow effect that is visually stunning and mysterious. 3. Cross and Altar: The central altar is simple yet solemn, with a large cross hanging against a pure white background, creating a serene and lofty atmosphere that commands respect. 4. Stained Glass Windows: The stained glass windows are colorful and, when illuminated, cast vibrant shadows, adding an artistic touch worth savoring and photographing. 5. Pipe Organ and Music Performances: The church houses a pipe organ and occasionally hosts music performances, where the music resonates with the architectural space, providing an indescribable auditory experience. 🎫 Visiting Information and Transportation Guide Opening Hours: • Open daily, but please remain quiet during religious activities and do not disturb worship. • Special events and mass times can be checked in advance on the church's official website or by phone. Ticket Information: • Free admission (some concerts or special events may require a fee). Transportation: • About a 10-minute walk from JR Yamanote Line Meguro Station. • Or take the Tokyo Metro Namboku Line and get off at Shirokanedai Station, then walk about 8 minutes. 🍡 Nearby Recommended Attractions and Food 1. Meguro River Walkway: Cherry blossoms in spring and stunning autumn leaves make it perfect for photography and leisurely walks, just a 10-minute walk from the church. 2. Ebisu Garden Place: A hub for high-end shopping, dining, and art galleries, it's a great place for shopping and cultural exploration. 3. Shirokanedai Fine Dining Area: There are many exquisite cafes and Japanese and Western restaurants nearby, perfect for enjoying a meal and a relaxing afternoon tea after your visit. 🌸 Travel Tips 1. Photography Tips: The architectural exterior and interior light effects are perfect for photography enthusiasts, but please follow the church's photography rules and do not disturb worship activities. 2. Quiet Visit: As a religious site, please remain quiet and respectful when entering, avoiding loud noises or using flash photography. 3. Dress Code: It is recommended to dress appropriately and not too casually to show respect for the religious site. 4. Event Inquiries: If you wish to attend mass or a concert, check the church's official website or contact them in advance for the schedule and event details. 🌟 Summary Review Meguro Catholic Church, with its modernist architectural style and tranquil atmosphere, has become a landmark full of artistic and religious charm in Shinagawa, Tokyo. Whether you are an architecture enthusiast, a photography lover, or a traveler interested in religion and culture, you can feel inner peace and visual impact here. This is not just a church but a sanctuary for the soul, perfect for a brief stop during your trip to calm your mind. It is an unmissable cultural and artistic experience in your Tokyo itinerary!

Just finished a two-day trip to Tokyo, and although it was short, every moment was incredibly fulfilling! On the first morning, we visited Tsukiji Market. Despite the inner market having relocated, the outer market remains bustling. After enjoying fresh sushi and grilled seafood, we also savored sweet tamagoyaki, which was unforgettable. We then headed to Nihonbashi to explore this area where tradition meets modernity and visited the Mitsui Memorial Museum to experience the charm of Edo period art and culture. In the afternoon, we moved to Ueno Park and visited the National Museum of Western Art, which houses many works by Impressionist masters. In the evening, we shopped at Ameyoko and tasted popular local dishes like takoyaki and grilled chicken skewers, ending the first day perfectly. The second day's itinerary was more relaxed. We arrived early at Omotesando, strolled along the tree-lined avenue, visited a few fashion stores, and enjoyed brunch at a unique café. Then we went to Daikanyama, where the streets are filled with an artistic atmosphere, and small bookstores and design shops are very interesting. In the afternoon, we went to the Meguro River, where the autumn leaves were in full bloom, and the golden scenery was refreshing. Finally, we returned to Tokyo Station, visited the classic red-brick station building, and shopped for souvenirs in the underground mall, such as Tokyo Banana and local limited-edition sweets, marking the end of our trip. Although it was only two days, Tokyo's diverse charm left a lasting impression, and we look forward to coming back again!

Meguro River, located in the southwest of Tokyo, is a must-visit spot for cherry blossom viewing. The unique feature here is the cherry blossoms on both sides of the river that bend towards each other, forming a tunnel with the river flowing in the middle for several kilometers. This ensures that there are no crowds obstructing the view of the flowers, making it an ideal spot for taking beautiful photos. You can enjoy both the flowers and the sound of the flowing water, making it a truly aesthetic cherry blossom viewing experience. But that's not all, there are also lights illuminating the area at night, allowing you to enjoy the cherry blossoms all day long.

#cherryblossom2024 The Meguro River is also one of Tokyo's premium cherry blossom viewing spots. It's beautiful sakura cherry blossoms trees blooming between late March and early April as there are more than 800 cherry trees there. Is very crowded during sakura season. Wintertime has its own charm too when a stretch of the river near Gotanda Station comes alive with an impressive holiday lights display. It is nice to take a stroll there and enjoy the scenery as you can view the sakura from either side which forms the tunnel of pick over the canal. #mytripvlog #tripblazers #japan

One of the best season here in Japan. The spring season, you will never get tired of watching it, seeing it and as the breeze of the perfect weather touch the flower it will give you the serenity bringing peace to your soul. Even in the midst of Tokyos’ vibrant atmosphere when you see a Sakura tree you will feel different making you more connected to nature even when you are in the city. See you soon See you in Tokyo #cherryblossom2024

#cherryblossom2024 Sakura blooming season in Meguro river is one of the most trending spots in Tokyo. The Meguro River meanders nearly 8 kilometers through several chic neighborhoods before emptying into Tokyo Bay. Generously landscaped walking paths along its banks and easy access to drinking and dining make it popular year-round. You can easily find pub, bar and restaurants nearby the Meguro. In blooming season, they also light up system at night with the view of Sakura. Location Meguro-ku, Setagaya-ku, Shinagawa-ku,

#cherryblossom2024 🌸🤗💕 Throughout our extravagant vacation, I ventured on an enthralling trip to the vibrant city of Tokyo, Japan. Spring had brought its charm to the land, and we were filled with happiness as we explored the world-renowned Meguro River. As we wandered through the opulent grounds of this heavenly retreat, our senses were captivated by the magnificent sights that decorated every corner. 🌸🌸💮🌺🩷 The Meguro River winds its way for almost 8 kilometers, passing through numerous stylish neighborhoods before flowing into Tokyo Bay. With beautifully landscaped paths for walking and convenient options for food and drinks, it remains a popular destination throughout the year. The Meguro Riverside area offers a serene and relaxed atmosphere, providing a refreshing contrast to the bustling city life of Tokyo. Particularly, the area between Nakameguro and Gotanda Stations is well-known for its picturesque greenery and convenient access to the trendy Nakameguro neighborhood, which boasts a wide array of restaurants and bars. This incredible and awe-inspiring location has created a lasting impression in my memory. I'm eagerly looking forward to returning and savoring every moment spent in this one-of-a-kind sanctuary. 💗🌸🌸💮🏵🌼 #mytravelhacks #historicallandmarks #localguides #trip

This is my first time visiting one of Tokyo's cherry blossom viewing sanctuaries, Meguro River, and after witnessing it, I finally understand why it's so famous. It takes about 8-10 minutes to walk from Meguro Station to Meguro River, and as soon as I arrived, I saw the cherry blossoms in full bloom, which were truly beautiful. If you want to enjoy the view comfortably, I highly recommend going early. On that Sunday morning around eight, there were very few tourists, and along the way, quite a few locals were running or taking leisurely strolls.

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#cherryblossom2024 Yes, it is possible to see the beautiful cherry blossom in the great capital Tokyo 🌸 Flowers are everywhere, but some specific streets are put on a show in their own right. Save this post for your next trip to Tokyo: 1. Ueno Park 2. Meguro River 3. Inokashira Park 4. Mt. Takao 5. ⁠Shinjuku Gyoen National Park 6. ⁠Sumida River in front of Tokyo Tree 7. ⁠Chidorigafuchi 8. ⁠Shiba Park in front of Tokyo Tower #CherryBlossom2024 #櫻花2024 #freehotelstay

Japan's 🌸 cherry blossom season, also known as 'Hanami', is one of the most anticipated events of spring each year. During this period, the entire country seems to be covered in pink cherry blossoms, creating an incredibly beautiful scene. ☁️☁️ Cherry blossoms 🌸 in Tokyo have finally started to bloom one after another, and in the coming week, they will reach full bloom and the cherry blossom blizzard. ☁️☁️ When it comes to the Japanese's favorite cherry blossom 🌸 viewing spots, Meguro River in Tokyo is definitely one. Meguro River is not just a single spot, but a 4-kilometer-long riverbank lined with cherry trees. Over 8️⃣0️⃣0️⃣ cherry trees 🌸 bloom in mid to late March, creating a scene even more fantastical than those found in anime. ☁️☁️ Strolling along the river, in the narrower parts of the river area, you can capture the breathtaking view of the sky filled with 🌸 cherry blossoms, and even the air seems to be tinged with pink. ☁️☁️ What's more, the night-time cherry blossoms 🌸 at Meguro River are particularly special. As night falls, the lights 💡 and cherry blossoms 🌸 reflect off each other, creating a romantic and dreamy atmosphere. Here, you can enjoy the beautiful night-time cherry blossoms 🌸 with family and friends, and experience that unique romance and warmth. After a long walk, why not stop by a street-side café for a cup of ☕️ coffee and some 🍧 snacks; as the evening lights 💡 come on, enjoy the beauty of the night-time cherry blossoms. The season of falling cherry blossoms 🌸 is another kind of beauty, with light pink petals floating on the water surface, turning Meguro River into a bay of blossoming pink river, bidding farewell to this romantic and warm flower season. 🅿️Address: Meguro River, Nakameguro, Meguro-ku, Tokyo 🚇Subway: 7 minutes walk from Nakameguro Station on the Hibiya Line, or Meguro Station on the JR Yamanote Line

The Meguro River is essentially a large street for cherry blossom viewing and snacking, where everyone holds cherry blossom soda and cherry blossom cola, strolling and eating various grilled snacks along the way. Approximately 4 kilometers long, with 800 cherry trees planted along the riverbank, 🌸 the cherry blossoms on both sides compete in beauty, forming what seems like a pink 💗 tunnel. The branches full of blossoms hang down to the 💦 water surface, creating a view like a cherry blossom waterfall, ❤ it's really too beautiful! 🌟 Cherry Blossom Viewing Tips: Since it's along the riverbank, it's possible to avoid having many people in the frame when taking photos. If you want to take portraits, it's advisable to avoid lunchtime during the day, and after 4 p.m., it gets crowded and is not suitable. ⚠️ The evening is suitable for night cherry blossom viewing, with lights on from 18:00-20:00. Be sure to finish taking photos before the lights go out, as it's not as pretty after the lights are turned off, and people usually disperse after that. 📷 Photo Spot Recommendations: Near the Den-en-chofu Bridge, there is a bridge called Sakura Bridge, and there is a red bridge nearby, which are all recommended photo spots. 📍 Location of the Sightseeing Spot 153-0051 Tokyo, Meguro District, Kamimeguro 1 Chome-13-8 📆 Cherry Blossom Season: Late March to Early April 🕧 Opening Hours: 24 hours 🚉 Transportation: 【Daikanyama Station】 About a 5-minute walk 【Ebisu Station】 About a 10-minute walk 【Meguro Station】 About a 3-minute walk

The cherry blossoms are basically only about 20% open, but it's almost there. Full bloom is probably still four to five days away. Among them, about 10% are more than half-open, which is very noticeable among the many unopened trees. It is recommended that everyone come back next weekend. Taking photos now is still possible, but the scene is like in picture 2. Additionally, the branches have been pruned, so you won't see the kind of images with cherry blossoms connecting on both sides that you find online. The lanterns also seem to have been removed, so there is indeed room for flexibility in this regard. It is still recommended to visit other places in the next few days.

Very first time visiting‘Sakura Festival’ near Meguro river, Tokyo in 2023♥️🌸 Several people came and felt amazing natural beauty on the cherry blossoms, enjoyed the festival with entertainment and sakura-specific food sold at the event. Definitely recommended place to see cherry blossoms in Tokyo🌸💯💯 #cherryblossom2024 #sakurafestival #Tokyo🇯🇵