When is the best time to go to Japan to see cherry blossoms?

After the end of March. Time: The cherry blossoms only last for a week from blooming to withering. It is really embarrassing that it is so short. So I suggest Ning Wan not to go too early. Even if the flowers fall, you can still catch the snow, cherry blossoms, etc., or even the green leaves of spring are still beautiful. If you come too early, there will still be nothing going on, and it will be a bit deserted. Therefore, it is better to see flowers after the end of March.

Tokyo in spring is a very lyrical city, and the mood of enjoying the moment is more charming than the flowers blooming. In my fourth year of cherry blossom viewing, if I have to say something from my experience, it is this: enjoy the beautiful spring scenery with a good mood without ambition. Enjoy ?today is the real thing.

The flowers bloom for a short time, so it is better to relax. Even if it is a rainy day, there is no need to regret it even if it withers. Last year I took photos outside my house on a rainy day and I loved it all the same. It is recommended to go to a convenience store and buy a transparent umbrella, which goes well with the cherry blossom season.

The best way to experience the cherry blossom season is: taking a walk. There is no need to go to famous cherry blossom viewing spots, just go to a small park, a river, or a street and alley to experience the local spring scenery for non-tourists. I would even tell my friends that it would be better not to do a guide, just find a street and walk down it, and don’t feel like a tourist visiting the attractions. There will definitely be surprises.

Get up early, or be too late. How to avoid crowds? One solution: get up early. At five or six o'clock, go out for a walk. No one will compete with you for the cherry blossoms. You can take photos and play as you like. The worst case scenario is going back to the hotel at noon and sleeping again, or staying up too late. There are many places in Tokyo where you can enjoy cherry blossoms at night. Although there are many people, the cherry blossoms look like another kind of cherry blossoms and are worth seeing.

Don’t go to Ueno Park, go to Chidorigafuchi. Chidorigafuchi is located in Chiyoda District, Tokyo, Japan. It is the moat on the northwest side of the Imperial Palace and one of the must-go places for cherry blossom viewing in Tokyo. Unlike other famous cherry blossom viewing spots, rowing along the moat to enjoy cherry blossoms is a scenery here. In addition, it is recommended to enjoy the night cherry blossoms when the lights are lit at night. Since it is very close to Tokyo Station and the Imperial Palace, you can go sightseeing together.