• Ueno Park - Renowned as one of Tokyo’s premier cherry blossom viewing locations, it draws thousands of visitors each spring. The park’s cherry blossom trees are beautifully arranged along the pond and pathways, creating a stunning cherry blossom tunnel.
• Chidorigafuchi - Situated near the Imperial Palace, this spot is celebrated for its enchanting cherry blossoms and man-made lake. Visitors can rent a boat to row around the lake, enjoying the blossoms and serene ambiance.
• Meguro River - Cherry blossom trees line the riverbank, and in spring, the blossoms and their reflections on the water create a unique scene. Numerous cafes and small shops are available for a relaxing break after exploring.
• Yoyogi Park - This expansive urban park is a favorite among Tokyo residents for cherry blossom viewing. The open and spacious cherry blossom scenery is ideal for picnics and unwinding.
• Yasukuni Shrine - The shrine boasts a large number of cherry blossom trees, particularly the “Anguo Sakura,” which is stunning in spring. The blossoms here beautifully complement the shrine’s traditional architecture, offering a rich historical and cultural atmosphere.
• Koishikawa Korakuen Garden - As one of Tokyo’s oldest Japanese gardens, Koishikawa Korakuen features lush natural landscapes and exquisite cherry blossoms. It is a serene spot for cherry blossom viewing, and when in full bloom, the blossoms provide a sense of tranquil beauty.

• Hotel pickup and drop-off
• Private air-conditioned vehicle
• Fuel, tolls, and parking included
• Free bottle of water

• Meals, overtime charges, personal purchases, and personal insurance
• Child safety seats (baby seat for ages 1–3, booster for ages 4–7)
• Attraction tickets

Customized Itinerary: A driver will collect you from your hotel and can adjust routes as needed.

Top Sakura Destinations: Ueno Park (known for its historic blossoms), Chidorigafuchi (offering boat rides), and Meguro River. Additional highlights include Sumida Park, Yoyogi Park, Yasukuni Shrine, and Koishikawa Korakuen.

Peak Season Notice: Tokyo’s cherry blossoms usually reach their peak between March and April, with the last blooms disappearing by late April. Please be aware that visiting all the attractions in the suggested itinerary in one day is not feasible—prioritize locations based on bloom status and personal interests.

Act Quickly—Spring Won’t Wait! Limited availability remains!

If contact cannot be made, the default pick-up time is 9:00 AM, with a complimentary 30-minute waiting period.

• This is a private tour/activity. Only your group will participate.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.