[2024 Tokyo Attraction] Travel Guide for Toneri Park (Updated Oct)
City Parks
Address:
1-chōme-1 Tonerikōen, Adachi City, Tokyo 121-0837, Japan
Opening times:
Open year round, 24/7Open
Phone:
+81 3-3857-2308
A less crowded cherry blossoms viewing park
📍Toneri park, Tokyo (舎人公園、東京)
This is a park with ponds, streams and sport facilities for you to enjoy. It is very large and less crowded even in its peak time. So if you want to go for a picnic in Tokyo, Toneri park is probably a great choice. It’s very calm and beautiful with many trees and flowers. It’s free and you can even do barbecue in this park. If you need a place so calm and less crowded (because in Tokyo most of the parks are so crowded in cherry blossom season), come here in spring, sit under a cherry blossom tree, drink, eat and listen to the birds singing. And if you have kids, I’m pretty sure they would love this park.
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Cherry Blossoms
Somei Yoshino Sakura—the most widely planted cherry blossom variety in Japan was photographed on March 29th at Toneri Park. Somei Yoshino Sakura is the most prolifically planted variety among all cherry blossoms in Japan, with a slightly pinkish-white hue. It is most beautiful when in full bloom en masse, especially after the peak bloom, when the whitish petals fall like cherry blossom blizzards, creating a romantic ambiance reminiscent of a manga!
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Sakura bloom 2024
It was an impromptu trip to Japan and I did not time my trip to catch the Sakura bloom but I was still lucky enough to encounter many Sakura trees in their full bloom. I would recommend visiting cities outside of Tokyo and the less-touristy parks of Tokyo for a more relaxing Hanami experience. Makes it easier for you to take nice photos without having to avoid the crowds. Japanese love to take their pet dogs out for photoshoots during this period too so do remember to keep a lookout for these cute dogs while you are strolling in the parks!