The most famous spot for cherry blossoms in Tokyo is in Chidori. Kitakamiru Park is famous for its 400-meter-long Thousand-Ayutthaya Sakura, and is known as the "Thousand Birds". "Thousand Birds" is one of the moats of the Imperial Palace, because the lake here is named after the shape of a thousand birds fluttering. The cherry blossoms dotted with the green avenues and dams on the moat are cultivated in the 30th year of the Showa era. In the sakura season, 800 Yoshino Sakura and Sakura Sakura are opened, which is the only cherry blossom attraction in Tokyo after Ueno Park. The feast of "Sakura" is also gorgeous. The sakura of the sakura is more vivid and dazzling under the illumination of the light. The cherry blossoms and the reflections are stacked together, and there is a strong sense of unreality. As the crowd flowed all the way, when it reached the end and pressed the shutter of the last photo, it happened to be at 9:30. With the extinction of the lights, all the beautiful scenery in front of the eyes blended into the darkness, and the crowd made a sigh, such as the curtain call, the beauty of the towers was attributed to the darkness. Tickets: Free Transportation: The camp's underground east and west line "Nine Duanxia Station" gets off the bus for 3 minutes. Opening hours: All day lighting time: dusk to 21:30