📍Kawazu Cherry Blossom Festival, Kawaguchi, Japan Saw sakura for the first time in Japan was my finally checked bucket list. I was so happy and grateful to be there. I came here around March. It was so beautiful and it was just pink (my favorite color) everywhere🌸

Kawazu Cherry Blossom Festival

The Kawazu Cherry Blossom Festival is the earliest cherry blossom festival in Eastern Japan, usually blooming from early February to late February. It attracts about one million visitors each year. The petals of the Kawazu cherry blossoms are a vivid pink, making them perfect for photography. The festival route map extends from Kawazu Town to Mine Onsen, with about 800 Kawazu cherry trees lining both sides of the Aono River, creating a cherry blossom avenue approximately 4.2 kilometers long. Coupled with the yellow rapeseed flower fields along the embankments, it weaves a colorful tapestry of spring scenery. Along the way, there are many snack stalls, local crafts, and souvenirs, and at night, there are illumination events. There are also interesting rickshaw rides available for a unique flower-viewing experience.

A touch of pink 🌸 to brighten 🔆 your feed❤️

#cherryblossom2024 Address : 📍1 Chome-18 Narihira, Sumida City, Tokyo 130-0002, Japan 🇯🇵 This is the only place where the Kawazu cherry blossoms are in full bloom and have a strong presence, so you can easily spot them ❤️. You can take photos of the Sky Tree and cherry blossoms together, so there are quite a lot of people from late February to March 🔥. Recommended to go with close ones ⭐️

Kawazu Town Sakura Check-in Success Quiet Slow Life.

I made a special trip to Kawazu to check in with the cherry blossoms, and it was really beautiful. Since I can only go to Japan in February and wanted to see cherry blossoms, I chose to go to Kawazu Town in Tokyo to see them. Kawazu Town, located in Shizuoka Prefecture, Japan, is famous for its beautiful cherry blossom spots. The cherry blossom season in Kawazu Town is very enchanting, with the entire town blooming with a brilliant sea of flowers every year. Having the opportunity to witness the cherry blossoms in Kawazu Town with my own eyes was a beautiful and unforgettable journey. As soon as I stepped into this town, I was immediately struck by the stunning view of pink and white cherry blossoms everywhere. Walking under the cherry trees and watching the petals fall should give a sense of tranquility and romance. In addition, Kawazu Town has some other tourist attractions, which I also successfully checked in. I arrived in Kawazu Town during the cherry blossom season, just in time for the cherry blossoms to bloom. The entire town was surrounded by cherry trees, forming a brilliant sea of flowers. I strolled along the Kawazu River, enjoying the beautiful scene of falling petals, feeling as if I were in a fairy tale world~

In the early spring of February, when the northern part of Japan was still snowing, Kawazu Sakura of the Izu Peninsula quietly dyed Kawazu-cho to pink. What is the variety of Kawazu Sakura? Hejin Sakura belongs to the cold cherry. Its tree shape is tall, the color is bright and bright, and the flowering period is very early. As early as February, other cherry blossom varieties have not been seen, it has been opened, and the flowering period is long, lasting 20 days. Therefore, it is the earliest cherry blossom near Tokyo, and it is especially suitable for the cherry blossom festival that the Chinese people watched during the Spring Festival holiday in Japan. Kawazu Sakura was discovered by the inhabitants of Kawazu-cho, Kamo-gun, Shizuoka Prefecture, Japan in 1955, and was planted in the riverside avenues to form the beautiful scenery of Kawazu, and the ancestors of Kawazu cherry blossoms in the picture~ This 600-year-old Sakura old man is still very lively and has a much earlier life than other Kawazu Sakura. Its location is in the middle of Kawazu Sakura Avenue, and you can find it by searching the Kawazu Sakura logs.