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🇯🇵 Lost in Tokyo: My Japan Travel Experience A first-timer’s story of neon streets, quiet temples, and unforgettable ramen Visiting Tokyo had always been on my bucket list — and when I finally landed, I realized nothing could truly prepare me for this city. Tokyo isn’t just a place. It’s an experience — futuristic, chaotic, serene, and beautiful, all at once. And I got to live it, one train stop at a time. ⸻ 🛬 First Impressions: Fast, Clean, and Polite The moment I arrived, Japan’s legendary efficiency was on full display. Immigration was smooth, and within minutes I was on the Narita Express, zooming into the city. I couldn’t stop looking out the window — the blend of nature and concrete, sakura trees peeking between buildings, vending machines everywhere. What struck me first? How quiet the city felt — even with millions of people. No honking, no shouting, just organized calm. Everyone followed the rules. It felt almost… peaceful. ⸻ 🏙️ Exploring the City: From Shibuya to Asakusa My base was in Shinjuku — loud, bright, always alive. I wandered around Kabukicho, got mildly lost, and stumbled into a tiny ramen shop run by an old man who didn’t speak English. Still, that bowl of spicy miso ramen? Unreal. One of the best meals of my life. I crossed the iconic Shibuya Crossing, visited Takeshita Street in Harajuku, and browsed the endless floors of Don Quijote. Then came the shift — from chaos to calm — as I walked through Asakusa. The Senso-ji Temple felt like stepping into another world. Lanterns, incense, people bowing in silence — it made me pause. Tokyo knows how to balance extremes. 🍜 The Food: Every Meal Was a Discovery Though I was in Japan as a Muslim I couldn’t eat everything there halal food is now available mostly in cities. Specially u have to download “halal Japan” app and scan bar codes of the foods in super market and convenient store if u are a Muslim . Even convenience store sandwiches tasted like they were made by a chef. 🧳 What I Learned • Cash is still king — not every place takes cards • Google Maps is your best friend for trains • People are respectful to the core — I didn’t hear a single loud phone call • And most importantly: don’t rush. Tokyo isn’t a checklist. It’s a city you feel, not just visit. 🌆 My Favorite Moment? It was night. I was walking alone near Tokyo Tower, the wind was cool, and the city lights reflected off wet streets. There were no crowds, no noise — just me and the skyline. That’s when I realized: Tokyo had quietly stolen my heart. ✈️ Final Thoughts Tokyo is strange and wonderful, fast and slow, loud and silent. It’s everything at once, yet nothing like anywhere else. If you ever get the chance, don’t just go — let it overwhelm you. Let it teach you stillness in motion. I know I’ll be back. #worldtravel #Trip #historicallandmarks #localguides #tokyo #japan #sakura #japantrip #japannature

I’ve just returned from the most magical trip to Tokyo during sakura season, and I’m still on a high from the beauty, energy, and unforgettable experiences. Japan has always been on my bucket list, but seeing it draped in soft pink cherry blossoms? Absolutely next level. One of my favorite highlights was visiting the Tokyo Tower — a timeless symbol of the city. As the sun began to dip, the tower lit up in brilliant orange against a dusky, blossom-filled skyline. The view from the observation deck was stunning, but what made it even more special was seeing the patches of cherry blossoms dotting the city below. I also took a stroll along the Meguro River, and let me tell you — it felt like walking through a dream. Hundreds of cherry trees lined the riverbanks, their petals gently falling like snow as the wind blew. I even timed it right to visit during the evening illumination, where the trees were beautifully lit up and the whole atmosphere felt impossibly romantic and serene. And of course, no trip to Tokyo is complete without experiencing the vibrant heart of the city at Shibuya Sky. Standing at the edge of the rooftop observatory, I watched the chaos of Shibuya Crossing below — like watching synchronized dancers from the clouds. The panoramic view was surreal, especially as the city turned golden at sunset, with cherry blossoms scattered across parks and rooftops in the distance. Between the blossoms, the energy of the city, and the contrast of ancient and modern culture, this trip was one for the books. Tokyo during sakura season isn’t just beautiful — it’s life-affirming. 🌸✨ Until next time, Tokyo. You’ve left a pink-petaled imprint on my heart. #tokyo #japan #sakura #travel

Why is everything so pretty in Japan? 🇯🇵 Last week was a little hectic but amazing. After a quick visit to #nara , its beautiful dears and the impressive temples, it was time to hike the #kumanokodo pilgrimage route in the #wakayama prefecture. Unfortunately the weather wasn’t helping much so could only complete part of the trail 😅 (a good excuse to come back again, I guess). The scenery was still amazing and some of the temples and pagodas are breathtaking (especially the #seigantojipagoda with the #nachifalls at the back). #nagoya was fun. The #ghiblipark in Nagoya was everything I hoped for. Finally the rural Japan towards the end of the week, visiting the #gifu prefecture, the #unescoworldheritage #ainokuravillage and #shirakawa -go. The snow was still in the area and the hosts were so sweet and friendly. And to conclude the prefect trip…. the #sakura finally appeared in Nagoya. Japanese people gathered around at the park and celebrate the festival (it’s called #hanami ) and it’s such a nice experience. Yeah, everything is sooo pretty in Japan. 🥰

#localguides #mytravelhacks #sakura #familytrip If you’re looking to see some spectacular cherry blossoms this season without being mobbed by crowds, you might want to travel a little further away from the hustle and bustle of central Tokyo. Just 30 from Akihabara, you can find Kashiwanoha park, and it’s ‘Sakura square’. Here, you will see examples of nine different types of Sakura blossom from all over the nation. Outside the square, Kashiwanoha park has a whole host of fun family activities including children’s play parks, a rugby stadium (home to the NEC green rocket team) a baseball ground, lakes, tea house, rose garden, cafes and more!

Tokyo & Kamakura Getaway – Sakura, Shrines, and Shibuya Vibes 3 Days, 2 Nights of Gentle Travel, Great Food & Iconic Views 📍 Trip Overview A relaxed 3-day, 2-night trip through Tokyo and Kamakura — perfect for slow explorers, seniors, and anyone who wants to soak up spring blossoms, culture, and just the right amount of city buzz before heading off to Shirakawago. ⸻ 🚩 Day 1: Tokyo Arrival – Asakusa & Shibuya Stroll • Arrived in Tokyo and checked in at Hotel Century Southern Tower – senior-friendly, calm, and close to JR lines • Visited Senso-ji Temple in Asakusa — passed through Kaminarimon, strolled Nakamise-dori, and admired the sakura in bloom • Headed to Shibuya Crossing for that iconic Tokyo moment • Dinner at Uobei Sushi (Shibuya) – fun, fast, and perfect for travelers of all ages ⸻ 🚋 Day 2: Kamakura Adventure – Temples, Rickshaws & the Great Buddha • Took the morning train to Kamakura • First stop: Kotoku-in Temple – home of the Great Buddha of Kamakura (Daibutsu). Towering and serene, surrounded by gardens • Then hopped on a traditional rickshaw ride (jinrikisha) through Kamakura’s charming streets – our guide even shared stories and local legends! • Visited Hase-dera Temple to enjoy its seasonal flowers and sweeping sea views • Strolled along Komachi Street for local snacks and souvenirs • Returned to Tokyo in the evening • Dinner at Udon Shin (Shinjuku) – handmade noodles in a cozy, relaxed setting ⸻ 🛏 Accommodation Hotel Century Southern Tower (Shinjuku) – Ideal for seniors and families. Elevators, comfort, and great location. Peaceful views of the Tokyo skyline. ⸻ ☕ Café & Restaurant Highlights • Uobei Sushi (Shibuya) – techy but easy, with helpful staff • Udon Shin (Shinjuku) – soft udon, big flavor • Komeda’s Coffee – a great stop for classic Japanese café vibes and comfy seats ⸻ 🌸 Culture & Photo Spots • Senso-ji Temple + Sumida Park – Sakura and shrines side by side • Shibuya Crossing – see it from Magnet rooftop • Kotoku-in (Great Buddha) – calm, beautiful, and deeply memorable • Kamakura Rickshaw Ride – a truly unique way to explore this ancient town ⸻ 💡 Tips for a Smooth Trip (with Seniors in Mind) • Avoid rush hours when using JR lines • Rickshaws are a comfortable way to see Kamakura without too much walking • Bring a light scarf or hat for temple visits (many are outdoors) • If mobility is a concern, stick to the more accessible paths around temples #tokyo #sakura #shibuya #daibutsu #kamakura

Way too much good food and top of the line Kobe beef! 🇯🇵 We visited some of the best restaurants in Osaka that allow kids (and primarily serve meat as I don’t eat fish & seafood) Before we went, reservations were such a pain and we kept getting rejected - not sure if it was because of the kid, coz I didn’t eat fish or coz we were quite last minute! I must have gained 2kg after the trip 🤣 Plus the endless snacking of Family Mart, Lawson & 7 Eleven goodies ♥️ #travel #travelgram #instatravel #kuattravel #travelphotography #travelblogger #worldtraveller #wanderlust #spring #sakura #hanami #cherryblossom #japan #osaka #food #foodporn #foodblogger #foodstagram #japanfood

📍Address:Tokyo, Naka Meguro I’ve been to Japan several times, and Tokyo has always been my favorite destination. This spring, I finally had the chance to visit the famous Naka-Meguro during the cherry blossom full bloom. I guess I was both lucky and a bit unlucky at the same time. The lucky part was that there were very few tourists during my visit, which made the experience feel peaceful, so much so that I even started to wonder if I was in the right place. But once I stood in front of the iconic Starbucks Reserve, I knew I was exactly where I needed to be. The sakura view was breathtaking, especially at night. The atmosphere felt incredibly romantic and warm despite the light rain. However, the temperature caught us off guard, it was around 9°C, colder than we had expected for spring. We were dressed in lighter spring clothing and didn’t anticipate the chill. To make things worse, all the warming pads in nearby convenience stores were sold out. We were freezing! Still, I consider myself very lucky on this trip. Witnessing the full bloom of cherry blossoms everywhere in Tokyo left a deep and lasting impression on me. It was truly one of the most beautiful sights and memories I’ll cherish forever. #tokyo #sakura #spring #nakameguro

#cherryblossom25 #sakura #kyushutrip #japanshrine Sometimes, beauty is sacred. At Takeo Shrine, the cherry blossoms don’t just bloom—they elevate. I wandered through stone paths dusted with petals, past vermilion gates and weathered wood, and felt something shift inside. It wasn’t crowded. It wasn’t loud. It was peace wrapped in pink. Locals moved slowly, bowing slightly at the shrine, pausing longer than usual beneath the trees. So did I. Tips: Sunrise visits offer quiet magic. Bring a warm drink and sit beneath the trees near the honden. Combine your visit with Takeo Onsen nearby—hot spring healing after spiritual stillness is perfection.

#cherryblossom25 #sakura #kyushutrip #springs The cherry blossoms may flutter in the breeze, but it’s the ancient camphor tree that grounds you. At Saga Castle Ruins’ Kusunoki Tree, nestled quietly near the Saga Prefectural Government Office, time feels suspended. Petals drift like whispers around the colossal tree—a living relic of the castle’s legacy. Walking here during sakura season is like entering a conversation between past and present. Amid the stone foundations and quiet paths, spring adds a breath of softness to the history-laden air. Tips: Perfect for history lovers and quiet explorers. Visit during weekday mornings for a peaceful walk. The area is accessible via Saga Station, followed by a short local bus ride or 20-minute stroll.

Good place to visit if you are in Ginza area. Located in Mitsukoshi Ginza and easy to find. Lot of signages to guide there. Nice display and colorful lighting. Show in Sakura theme when I visited. Stunning visual with thousands of gold fishes and getting the sense of Japanese arts. Great for photo spot and recommend if having plan around. Ticket can be bought on the visiting day. #tokyotrip #ginza #mitsukoshiginza #sakura

It's cherry blossom chasing season🌸 This year I chose to go to Mount Fuji to chase cherry blossoms. During the process of taking JR from Tokyo to Mount Fuji, I have seen scattered cherry blossoms🌸 There are not many cherry blossoms near Lake Kawaguchi, we went to Yagisaki Park to see the cherry blossoms ✨🌸 Once inside, the cherry blossoms on both sides of the trail are like greeting you, very spectacular😆😆🎉 It happened to be a bit windy that day, I was lucky enough to see cherry blossoms blowing snow❄️ Walking a little further into the park, you will see a lake and Mount Fuji with cherry blossoms 🗻 Blue sky and white clouds plus pink cherry blossoms, snow-white spire Mount Fuji, it is simply a 💯 points of colorful painting ✨ 📍Yagizaki Park 🚗Driving is the most convenient, there is a parking space nearby for temporary parking; non-driving can take the West Lake tourist bus at Kawaguchiko Station and get off at "Yakizaki Park" ✨Go early will be less crowded, and the morning light will be more beautiful📸 #Tokyo Cherry Blossoms #April Good Places 2025 #Mount Fuji #Tokyo #Travel #Tokyo Trip #Flower Viewing #Japan Cherry Blossoms #Japan Attractions #mtfuji #Register May Hotel Sleeper #japan #japantrip #sakura #mtfuji

Fukuoka has many places you can visit to enjoy the magnificent cherry blossoms season. From Central Park in Tenjin to historic park of Fukuoka Maizuru Park and Uminonakamichi Seaside Park which also has stunning blooms of many kind of flowers including Sakura. Need a relaxing and peaceful place to visit, then Fukuoka is one of the best choice. #sakura #thingstodo #cherryblossoms #fukuoka

#aprilblooms Sakura Season is a cherished time of year, especially in countries like Japan, South Korea, and parts of China, when cherry blossom trees burst into full bloom. The delicate pink and white petals create breathtaking landscapes, often symbolizing renewal, fleeting beauty, and the impermanence of life. It usually lasts only a week or two, making it a precious and highly anticipated event. People gather in parks for hanami (flower viewing), picnicking under the blossoms with friends and family, celebrating the arrival of spring and the beauty of nature#sakura #sakura🌸 #china

#cherryblossom25 When most people think of **cherry blossom spots in Yokohama**, places like **Sankeien Garden** or **Motomachi** come to mind—but **Negishi Forest Park (根岸森林公園)** offers a peaceful, local alternative for *hanami* (flower viewing) without the crowds. ## **🌸 Cherry Blossoms at Negishi Forest Park** This sprawling green space in **Yokohama’s Negishi neighborhood** transforms in late March to early April when **hundreds of Somei Yoshino cherry trees** burst into bloom. Unlike more manicured gardens, Negishi Forest Park has a **natural, relaxed vibe**, with wide lawns perfect for picnics under the blossoms. ### **🌿 Highlights of the Park in Sakura Season** ✔ **Long Cherry-Lined Paths** – Stroll beneath delicate pink canopies along quiet walking trails. ✔ **Open Grassy Areas** – Ideal for *hanami* picnics (locals often spread blankets here). ✔ **Horse Racing Track Views** – The park borders the **Negishi Racecourse**, adding an unusual backdrop. ✔ **Less Crowded** – Unlike Tokyo’s packed sakura spots, this park remains peaceful. ### **📅 Best Time to Visit** - **Peak Bloom:** Late March to early April (check Yokohama’s sakura forecast). - **Best Time of Day:** Late afternoon for golden-hour lighting or early morning for solitude. ### **🎒 Tips for Visiting** ✔ Bring a **picnic mat** and light snacks—this is a great spot for a casual *hanami*. ✔ Visit on a **weekday** for the quietest experience. ✔ Combine your trip with nearby **Yamashita Park** or **Sankeien Garden** for more sakura views. ### **🚆 How to Get There** 📍 **Location:** Negishidai, Naka Ward, Yokohama 🚇 **Nearest Station:** - **Negishi Station (Keihin-Tohoku Line)**, 10-min walk - **Isogo Station (JR Negishi Line)**, 15-min walk --- ## **✨ Why Choose Negishi Forest Park for Sakura?** If you want a **local, unfiltered cherry blossom experience**—without tourist crowds or entrance fees—this park is perfect. It’s not as famous as Tokyo’s *sakura* hotspots, but that’s part of its charm. **Have you visited Negishi Forest Park during cherry blossom season?** Share your thoughts below! 🌸 **#NegishiForestPark #Yokohama #Sakura #Hanami #HiddenGems** Would you like recommendations for other **local cherry blossom spots in Yokohama or Tokyo?** Let me know! 😊

#cherryblossom25 If you're searching for a **serene and picturesque sakura experience** away from the crowds, **Sankeien Garden** in Yokohama is a hidden gem. This sprawling traditional Japanese garden blends historic tea houses, tranquil ponds, and—best of all—**stunning cherry blossoms** in spring. Here’s why you should visit! --- ## **🌸 Best Sakura Spots in Sankeien Garden** ### **1. Three-Storied Pagoda & Cherry Blossoms** - **Why visit?** The iconic pagoda, originally from Kyoto’s Tōmyō-ji Temple, is framed by weeping cherry trees (*shidare-zakura*), creating a **postcard-perfect scene**. - **Best for:** Photography, peaceful contemplation. ### **2. Rinshunkaku Villa Surroundings** - **Why visit?** This Edo-period villa is surrounded by cherry trees, offering a **refined, aristocratic** sakura experience. - **Best for:** Historical charm and quiet reflection. ### **3. Central Pond Area** - **Why visit?** The garden’s main pond reflects the soft pink blooms, doubling the beauty. Stroll along the pathways for **360° sakura views**. - **Best for:** Leisurely walks and hanami (flower viewing) picnics. ### **4. Tea Houses & Bridges** - **Why visit?** Traditional tea houses like **Yokobue-an** are nestled among cherry trees, making it feel like a scene from an old Japanese painting. - **Best for:** A cultural, immersive experience. --- ## **📅 When to Visit for Sakura?** - **Peak bloom:** Late March to early April (check Yokohama’s sakura forecast). - **Special events:** Sankeien sometimes holds **evening illuminations**—check their official website! --- ## **🎒 Tips for Your Visit** ✔ **Arrive early** (opens at 9 AM) to enjoy the garden in peaceful solitude. ✔ Bring a **small picnic** (some areas allow light snacks, but avoid littering). ✔ Wear **comfortable shoes**—the garden is vast with gentle slopes. ✔ Combine your trip with nearby **Yokohama Chinatown** or the **Minato Mirai** area. --- ## **✨ Why Sankeien Garden Stands Out** Unlike crowded sakura spots in Tokyo, Sankeien offers a **tranquil, culturally rich** cherry blossom experience. The blend of historic architecture, water features, and blooming trees makes it one of Yokohama’s most beautiful spring destinations. Have you visited Sankeien during sakura season? Share your favorite spot in the comments! 🌸 📍 **Sankeien Garden** 🕒 **9:00 AM - 5:00 PM** (last entry 4:30 PM) 🎟️ **Admission:** ~700 JPY (adults), free for kids under 6 **#SankeienGarden #Yokohama #Sakura #CherryBlossoms #JapanTravel** Would you like recommendations for other **off-the-beaten-path sakura spots** in the Kanto region? Let me know! 😊

#aprilblooms Each April, Japan transforms into a dreamscape of soft pink petals, as sakura trees bloom in breathtaking harmony across cities and countryside alike. Beneath the delicate cascade of cherry blossoms, time seems to pause—strangers become friends over hanami picnics, and ancient temples glow beneath canopies of fleeting beauty. More than just a floral spectacle, sakura season is a celebration of life’s precious impermanence, a reminder to savor every petal, every moment. In this ephemeral wonderland, spring isn’t just a season—it’s a feeling. #aprilblooms #sakura #JapanInBloom

𝗦𝗵𝘂𝗸𝘂𝗴𝗮𝘄𝗮 𝗣𝗮𝗿𝗸 🇯🇵🌸 Another cherry blossom viewing spot near Osaka, I guarantee that this place is just as beautiful as anywhere else and has a length of about 2 km on both sides of the canal (4 km round trip). Enjoy the cherry blossoms! 📌 The highlight is the cherry blossom trees spreading towards each other, down to the middle of the water, very beautiful. Don't miss it!! This place 📍Shukugawa Station, take the train from Umeda (Osaka) for about 35 minutes #Osaka #Sakura #Sakura #TravelAbroad #TravelJapan #TravelJapanByYourself #TakeAway #Shukugawa #Japan #TravelJapan #TravelOsaka #osakajapan #Osaka #Japan #cherylblossom #Fullbloom #Skyfun #PlanAlongHoliday

#tripfreeaccommodation Uncle Pao's Garden, Khun Wang, Chiang Mai 🌸🌸 The cherry blossom tree is in full bloom. The tree is not very tall, so you can take pictures up close. The flowers are cute and adorable. 🌸 The pictures are so beautiful and make you feel so happy. The flowers bloom from January to early February. 💸Entrance fee 30.- #goanywhere #painaigopaii #UnclePao's Sakura Garden #UnclePao's Garden #sakura #cherryblossom #KhunWang #ChiangMai #ChiangMaiAttractions #ChiangMaiTravel #ThaiSakura

Sakura Vibe from Gucun Park, Shanghai 🇨🇳🌸 Still managed to see Sakura at this park in person as most flower have already fallen. It’s probably the final week before Sakura gone at Shanghai. Have you seen Sakura? 🌸 🗓️ 3rd April 2025 📸 Aereon Wong 🎟️ 50 RMB/pax 📍 #HelloFrom Gucun Park, Shanghai 🇨🇳 #AereonChina #AereonShanghai #GucunPark #Sakura #Shanghai #MeetinShanghai #VisitShanghai #ShanghaiTravel #China #VisitChina #ChinaTravel #cherryblossom25

#aprilblooms Fushimi Momoyama Castle is such a fun spot to visit in spring! The whole area bursts into bloom, with colorful flowers lining the paths and creating a picture-perfect setting. Even though the castle itself isn’t open for tours, the grounds are a local favorite for strolls, picnics, and cherry blossom viewing. The traditional architecture of the castle combined with vibrant seasonal flowers makes it feel like you’ve stepped into a storybook. It’s a great place to unwind, snap some photos, and enjoy the peaceful vibes of Kyoto in spring. Why You Should Visit: ✔ A beautiful floral scene with cherry blossoms, tulips, and more. ✔ A peaceful and spacious park area perfect for relaxing walks or picnics. 📍Address: 1 Hinokuchicho, Fushimi Ward, Kyoto, 612-0853 #FushimiMomoyamaCastle #Kyoto #Japan #SpringVibes #Sakura #FlowerSeason

Introducing a hidden cherry blossom spot! You can take pictures surrounded by cherry blossoms with the castle in the background. The fluffy cherry blossoms are so cute. " is a castle in Suwa, Nagano Prefecture. If you come to visit Lake Suwa, please stop by. 🏯 ✼••┈┈┈••✼••┈┈┈••✼••┈┈┈••✼••┈┈┈••✼ ➸Tips☑︎There are late-blooming cherry blossoms, "double cherry blossoms" and "weeping cherry blossoms", so you can enjoy cherry blossom viewing even after the Somei Yoshino cherry blossoms have fallen. ︎︎︎︎︎︎☑︎You can take a picture of the castle framed with the cherry blossoms in the second photo. ︎︎︎︎︎︎☑︎You can enter the castle tower for 310 yen. ︎︎︎︎︎︎☑︎You can also get a castle seal. How about a souvenir from climbing the castle? ✼••┈┈┈••✼••┈┈┈••✼••┈┈┈••✼••┈┈┈••✼➸Recommended spot information📍Takashima Park ✤Address: 1-20 Takashima, Suwa City, Nagano Prefecture✤Access: 5 minutes by car from JR Chuo Main Line Kami-Suwa Station▶︎10 minutes on foot✤Access: 15 minutes by car from Suwa IC on the Chuo Expressway✤Parking: Free parking available✤Admission: Free✤Recommended points: It's recommended to take pictures of the castle using the fluffy cherry blossoms as a frame✼••┈┈┈••✼••┈┈┈••✼••┈┈┈••✼••┈┈┈••✼ #Holiday diary #Life with flowers and plants #Early spring spots #Hidden cherry blossom viewing spots #Cherry blossoms #Cherry blossom spots #sakura #Sakura #Nagano sightseeing #Seasonal events

While Tokyo’s famous cherry blossom spots overflow with crowds, there are still quiet corners where the sakura bloom just as beautifully. Tucked in a residential neighborhood, Kanazuka Sakura Playground is a peaceful local park lined with cherry trees—a spot where families gather, kids play, and time slows down. What makes it even more special is its proximity to the Tama River, just a short walk away. You can stroll along the riverbank, feeling the breeze. This is the charm of neighborhood parks: no tourist buses, no long lines, just the soft murmur of everyday life and the rustle of pink blossoms in the wind. Sometimes, the best hanami experiences happen in the most unexpected places. Practical Info: Name: Kanazuka Sakura Playground (金塚さくら児童遊園) Access: 20 min walk from Fuchu-honmachi Station (JR Nambu line) Best time to visit: Late March to early April Facilities: Benches, small playground, quiet local vibe Nearby: Tama River walking path (great for picnics or slow strolls, cycling, running) Hidden beauty, just a few blocks off the beaten path. #aprilblooms #hiddengems #sakura

#cherryblossom25 It’s Cherry Blossom season in China, and Wenshui Road Station is one of the easiest and most photogenic spots to catch the bloom, RIGHT outside the metro! 🌸🚇 This not-so-hidden gem is a favorite among cosplayers and XHS influencers! ✨ 📍Wenshui Road Statuon, Metro Line 1 (Exit 4) 🚇 🌸 Tips to maximize your visit: - Go between 9-11am for softer lighting, fewer crowds, and the perfect photo opportunities (especially the right staircase leading up to the metro) - For romantic vibes, go after 6pm for a perfect night stroll with dreamy glowy photos! 👗 What to Wear: - Go for light-colored spring outfits for that soft, refreshing aesthetic - OR stand out with black for striking contrast shots! 📸 Top Camera spots: - Pedestrian bridge: MOST iconic, but also most crowded. Go EARLY!! - Lawn Area: Covered with fallen petals for a romantic vibes - From Above Shot: Stand below while the photographer captures from the bridge - Lakeside reflection: Dreamy mirror effect of the blossoms #discoverchina #travel #china #chinatravel #travel #shanghai #cherryblossoms #sakura #travel #naturalwonders #thingstodo #myitinerary

#cherryblossom25 #travel #myitinerary #sakura #japan 📍Address: Chidorigafuchi Park

#discoverchina 🏨 Hotel: Yuzhan No.8 Art Hotel (Shanghai Beach Branch) - PRIME location right in The Bund area - Walking distance to convenience store, The Bund, Nanjing Road Metro Station (200m), Nanjing Road - Opposite Trinity Church and the Carlowitz & Co Building (A HOT photo spot overlooking the Oriental Pearl Tower) - Comes with basic Breakfast - Lobby offers free tea, coffee, and water 🦀 李白蟹蟹黄面 (Li Bai’s Crab Roe Noodles) - Local’s favourite for Crab Roe Noodles - MUST-TRIES: Crab Roe Noodles, Crab Roe & Abalone Noodles, Sweet & Sour Fish - Tip: There’s a seat at a corner overlooking the Oriental Pearl Tower. Take a photo there minus the crowd! 🌆 The Bund - Lights up at 6pm, OFF at 10pm SHARP - BEST spot during lights up: Electrical box in front of Bangkok Bank (Be there by 5:30pm) - Best to views: From the pier or ferry - Great place to have an evening stroll with some simple dining options 🪭 叙宴 (Xuyan): - A themed banquet with costumes, performances, and fine dining experience - Current Themes: Tang Dynasty OR Nezha (We Chose Tang) - Duration of show: 1.5 hours - TIP: Arrive at least 2 hours earlier for the BEST costume. Hair & makeup takes around 1 hour 🌸 Wenshui Road Station (Exit 4): - A Cherry blossom hotspot right outside the metro! 🐉 Lost Heaven: - Michelin-recommended authentic Yunnan cuisine overlooking The Bund - MUST-TRIES: Ghost Chicken, Tea Leaf Salad, Yunnan Wild Vegetable Pancakes, Spicy cod steamed in Banana Leaves, Iced Lilium with Goji Berry 🧱 Xintiandi: - Former Residence of Dr. Sun Yat Sen - Sinan Mansion - Cathay Cinema - HARMAY cosmetics ☕Wukang Road: - Wukang Mansion - 13 de Marzo (Coffee with bear toy) 🛍️ Nanjing Road: - If you LOVE cute things: POP MART, Top Toy, Miniso Land (TIP: Get the Shanghai-Exclusive “Hello Dimoo” Plush (Only 249 RMB!!) - W. Management (Fashion), HBAF Bafeng Snack Shop, Luckin Coffee, and more! #china #chinatravel #travel #chinatrip #chinaitinerary #hanfu #hanfuexperience #getgoing2025 #thingstodo #myitinerary #shanghai #shanghaiitinerary #thebund #spring #sakura #cherryblossoms

📍Location: Along the Kamo River from Demachiyanagi to Kamigamobashi 💰Price per person: All-inclusive for 3,000 yen April is the peak weekend for cherry blossoms. Take a short trip to Kyoto to see the cherry blossoms🌸 Introducing a hidden cherry blossom viewing spot with few people that is typical of Kyoto. A relaxing half-day plan with good access from the center🙌 🗓️Itinerary management: 9:00: Meet at Keihan Demachiyanagi Station. Purchase the famous bean mochi at Futaba, a daifuku shop that everyone in Kyoto knows. Improve the quality of your cherry blossom viewing! ⚠️Be patient, you will have to line up here! 10:00: Rent a bicycle at EMUSICA, a bicycle rental shop just a short walk from Keihan Demachiyanagi Station. It's a reasonable 800 yen per day for adults🙌 10:00-13:00: Head north along the Kamo River toward Kamigamobashi. As shown in the fifth map. The area around Kamigamo Bridge has many cherry trees and is the most beautiful. There are not many people, so you can enjoy a relaxing time in Kyoto. 13:00: Have lunch at a restaurant a little away from the station by bicycle. I went to "Sandwich & Coffee Eins". It's a wonderful restaurant, but you can get in right away even on weekends, which is great. After that, go back to the city center and visit temples, go shopping, and do various other things. Please use this as a reference for how to spend the cherry blossom season🌸 #domestictravelstrategy #cherryblossom #cherryblossomspots #hanami #kyoto #kyototrip #domestictravel #japantrip #japan #japantrip #japantravel #kyoto #kyototrip #sakura #cherryblossom #cherryblossom25 #asiatrip #040photo

Mt Fuji is widely known as the shy mountain, but it wasn't my worry at all. Instead, we have been worried about the explosion that everybody has been talking about. It might be the last time we could visit Toyko in the next decade. We were, however, lucky enough to see Mt Fuji from a spectacular angle. When we arrived, we barely saw it and then it was covered by sandstorm, unfortunately. Just before sunset, we checked out at our hotel, and then Mt Fuji decided to show up! With cherry started to blossom, it made the best moment of our entire trip! Mt Fuji with Sakura - nothing can beat this combination. This is now off my bucket list! #tokyo #mountainfuji #sakura #cherryblossoms #japan

Miidera Temple in Shiga Prefecture is also a famous cherry blossom spot. In spring, 1,300 cherry trees are in full bloom in the temple grounds. The reflections on the moon-viewing stage, which is only open to the public during this time of year, are amazing. You can rent out the stage for just 5 minutes and have the cherry blossom reflections all to yourself. It's a luxurious experience that will make your heart flutter. The blue sky and cherry blossoms reflected on the mirror that spreads out before you when you step onto the stage are breathtakingly beautiful. You'll be moved. It's like you're floating in a sea of ​​cherry blossoms. It's so wonderful. A must-visit spot. Save it and go. Save it. Go. Save it. Go. Save it. Go. ** **❤︎ ✰ ✼ • • ┈ ┈ ┈ ┈ • • ✼ • • ┈ ┈ ┈ ┈ • • ✼ 📍 Head Temple Miidera Temple Moon Viewing Stage 🇯🇵246 Onjoji-cho, Otsu City, Shiga Prefecture 🌸Moon Viewing Stage Special Opening in Spring🌸 💰Reservation required, 5-minute stage reservation fee 3,000 yen ✼••┈┈┈┈••✼••┈┈┈┈••✼ ✰ #Cherry Blossoms#Sakura#Cherry Blossom Trees#Sakura#Somei Yoshino #Shiga Cherry Blossoms#Shiga Cherry Blossom Viewing#Shiga Cherry Blossom Viewing#Famous Cherry Blossom Spots #Reflection#Cherry Blossom Reflection #Cherry Blossom Viewing#Hanami#Japanese Landscape#Hana Map #Girls Trip#Outing#Shiga Sightseeing#Breathtaking Viewing #japan#shiga#sakura#cherryblossoms #Mii-dera Temple#Moon Viewing Stage #My Travel Plan #0 Yen Trip #Travel for 0 Yen #0 Yen Trip in Spring