If you only choose to view cherry blossoms once, pick this place, no hesitation

Viewing cherry blossoms is very Japanese, with too many choices of time and location, I recommend this one. To appreciate the cherry blossoms, we can first understand and then feel, know ourselves as well as the enemy. 🌟Highlights: Stroll along the moat of Edo Castle The name Chidorigafuchi in the northwest of the Imperial Palace comes from its unique shape, and its wall structure resembles a short-tailed long-legged bird, which is called 'Chidori' in Japanese. Transportation route Take the tram and then walk a short distance to reach the moat. Chidorigafuchi Greenway is the most scenic spot within the moat. In spring, the 700-meter-long cherry blossom path will bloom along the riverside, presenting a charming and breathtaking view. It is about a 5-minute walk from Kudanshita Station or Hanzomon Station to reach the pathway. ✅Must Experience: The sight of cherry blossoms reflected on the surface of the moat around the Imperial Palace From late March to early April, hundreds of tender pink cherry blossom trees will adorn the Chidorigafuchi Greenway. During this period, the Chiyoda Cherry Blossom Festival is held, and at night, you can also enjoy the cherry trees illuminated by lights. The scene is incredibly dreamy, always attracting countless Tokyoites and tourists. Enjoy a leisurely afternoon stroll through the cherry blossom tunnel 💰Average cost: After queuing at 'Chidorigafuchi Boat Area (千鸟ヶ渊 ボート场)', you can coin-operate the ticket machine, 800 yen for 30 minutes, with a maximum of three people per boat. 🧳Preparation before departure: Before setting off, you can use the Walker plus Sakura APP to check the status of the blossoms to avoid a wasted trip if they are not fully blooming