Inokashira Park’s cherry blossoms are fully bloomed, attracting crowds for Hanami parties. Visitors are enjoying picnics under more than ten types of cherry trees with the park requesting celebrations to conclude by 10 p.m. The park features around 400 cherry trees, with popularity reflected in no available rental boats for visitors on Sunday.
The cherry blossoms at Inokashira Park, located near Kichijoji Station on the JR Chuo Line, have blossomed fully, attracting numerous visitors on Sunday. Families and groups unfolded picnic blankets beneath the blooming cherry trees, enjoying Hanami gatherings while marveling at the flowers. There are over ten varieties of cherry trees in this area, some of which have yet to reach full bloom, allowing visitors to continue enjoying the blossoms for a while longer. The park’s management requests that all parties conclude by 10 p.m.
Inokashira Park is home to approximately 400 cherry trees, with many Someiyoshino trees surrounding Inokashira Pond currently in full bloom. On the same day, all rental boats were booked, leading to long queues of eager visitors waiting to enjoy their time on the water, surrounded by stunning cherry blossoms. The park also features cherry blossoms blooming near Benzaiten, adding to the scenic beauty and cultural significance of the location during this festive season.
Inokashira Park in Tokyo showcases its cherry blossoms in full bloom, drawing crowds for Hanami celebrations. With a variety of cherry trees and beautiful scenery, the park remains a popular destination for picnics and photography. As visitors revel in the beauty of the blossoms, it is important to adhere to park regulations for a delightful experience.
Original Source: japannews.yomiuri.co.jp
