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Tokyo Cherry Blossom 2024: When & Where to See Sakura in Tokyo

Planning your trip to Tokyo in spring for cherry blossom season? Here is where and when is the best time to see the cherry blossoms in Tokyo in 2024!

When is cherry blossom season in Japan in 2024?

Cherry blossom season in Japan for 2024 is expected to peak from late March to early April, particularly in Tokyo, Kyoto, and Osaka. The official forecast is issued and updated by the Japan Meteorological Corporation. The best time to see Sakura in Tokyo is from 21 March (flowering) to 28 March (full bloom).

Where is the best place to see the cherry blossoms in Tokyo?

If you are looking for a spot in the city to view cherry blossoms, here are some recommendations from us:

Shinjuku Gyoen National Garden (新宿御苑): Renowned as a pinnacle of Japanese garden design, Shinjuku Gyoen features around 1,000 cherry trees of 65 different species, offering a stunning display in spring.

Ueno Park 上野公園): Hosting approximately 1,200 cherry trees, Ueno Park is a top spot for cherry blossom viewing. The park attracts nearly 2 million visitors each spring, especially enchanting in the evening with illuminated bonbori lanterns.

Meguro River (目黒川): Along the 3.8-kilometer stretch of the river, about 800 cherry trees bloom beautifully, complemented by the option of dining and drinking in nearby cafes and restaurants.

Yoyogi Park (代々木公園): As one of Tokyo’s largest parks, Yoyogi Park draws crowds in spring under its expansive cherry blossoms for hanami gatherings.

Rikugien Gardens (六義園): This serene and historic Japanese landscape garden, designated a Special Place of Scenic Beauty, is famed for its weeping cherry trees in spring.