Meguro River in Tokyo | A Guide for Sightseeing and Check-in Spots

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