Tokyo's June hydrangea sanctuary: a guide to transportation

#TokyoTrafficStrategy Every June, Tokyo is painted a dreamy blue and purple by the blooming hydrangeas. This seasonal romance is definitely not to be missed! The following is a detailed transportation guide for the three major hydrangea check-in spots to help you easily reach your dream garden. 🌸 Hakusan Shrine (Bunkyo Ward) As a favorite flower-viewing spot for Tokyo locals, the torii gates, stone steps and cascading sea of ​​flowers at Hakusan Shrine are like walking into a scene from a Hayao Miyazaki animation. Transportation: Take the Tokyo Metro Namboku Line to Tokyo Medical University Station, exit from Exit 1 and walk for about 5 minutes to the destination; or take the Toei Oedo Line to Ushigome Kagurazaka Station, transfer to a bus and get off at Hakusan Jinja-mae. It is recommended to go early in the morning on weekdays to avoid the crowds and capture the best light. 🌸 Hasedera Temple (Kamakura) Kamakura's ancient temples and hydrangea slopes complement each other. After checking in, you can also stroll along the seaside and experience the Enoden electric railway. Transportation: Take the JR Yokosuka Line from Tokyo Station to Kamakura Station, then take the Enoden Railway to Hase Station. It is an 8-minute walk from the station. Alternatively, take the Odakyu Romancecar from Shinjuku Station to Fujisawa Station and transfer to the Enoden Railway. 🌸 Meigetsu-in Temple (North Kamakura) Mingyueyuan is known as the "Hydrangea Temple" and its blue and purple flower wall are great photos in any shot. Transportation: Take the Enoden Railway from Kamakura Station to Kita-Kamakura Station, then walk for about 10 minutes. It is recommended to wear light-colored clothing such as white, beige, and blue, which will complement the sea of ​​flowers.