Tokyo Sakura refugees, hurry in! 171 cherry trees in full bloom🌸

This trip was from March 19th to March 26th. It actually snowed in Tokyo on the 19th. At that time, I felt like a complete cherry blossom refugee 😭 There were basically only early cherry blossoms in the city of Tokyo, and they had not yet bloomed on a large scale. Fortunately, I found that the cherry blossoms in Minamiashigara Prefecture, Kanagawa near Tokyo are in full bloom! 📍Position: Spring Wood Trail and Lucky Path Get off at Fuji Film-mae Station and walk for three minutes to get there. I went to Kamakura the day before and stayed in Fujisawa, which is about an hour away from here. If you start from Tokyo, it might take two hours. Most of the people who come here to check in are Japanese, and many elders come here to enjoy the flowers. It is a niche and super photogenic place. It is highly recommended for cherry blossom refugees who are about to return to their country and will not be able to catch the blooming cherry blossoms in the city! It is currently in full bloom and I feel like it will be no problem to last until the end of the month. Whether you depart from Kamakura or Tokyo, most of the outbound trips will pass through Odawara Station. You can buy some food and drinks here when you transfer, and have a picnic under the cherry trees when you arrive, it's super cozy🥰 👉🏻Walking among the cherry trees on the Spring Wood Trail, if you come across a fork in the road that leads downhill, be sure to go down. There are few people there, so it’s great for taking photos! #Sakura #JapanCherry Blossom Viewing #TokyoAround #KanagawaTravel #TokyoSakura