🌸Shinjuku Gyoen National Garden | A dreamy date during Tokyo’s cherry blossom season🌸

My dears, when you come to Tokyo to enjoy cherry blossoms, you must not miss Shinjuku Gyoen! It is the largest park in Tokyo that combines Japanese and French gardens, covering an area of ​​about 58 hectares. There are 1,500 cherry trees in the park. The "winter cherry blossoms" are the first to bloom in early spring in February, awakening everyone's enthusiasm for cherry blossom viewing. In March and April, more than 70 varieties of cherry blossoms are in full bloom. Different varieties of cherry blossoms, such as Somei Yoshino cherry blossoms, Yamazakura, and Double cherry blossoms, are blooming one after another. Strolling in the garden, you will see a group of cherry blossoms set against the green grass, and a single cherry blossom standing by the water, creating a picturesque scene. Cherry blossoms of different colors and postures, some pink and tender, some bright and dazzling, interweave to form a colorful cherry blossom tunnel. Even if you miss the cherry blossom season in other parts of Tokyo, you can still catch the tail end of the cherry blossoms in Shinjuku Gyoen. Every April, the Prime Minister of Japan holds a "Cherry Blossom Viewing Party" here. During the cherry blossom season, the Imperial Garden is open every day. You can bring a picnic mat and enjoy a relaxing time under the cherry trees; you can also participate in the cherry blossom photography competition, tea ceremony activities, etc. in the park. Being in it, you can really immerse yourself in the romantic atmosphere of Tokyo's cherry blossom season~#TokyoSakura