Even though the cherry blossom season can get pretty chaotic, there are still plenty of lesser known places to see and enjoy cherry blossoms peacefully in Tokyo.

In this video I shared with you 5 spots you can visit, but honestly cherry blossoms are everywhere in Tokyo during spring so I would really recommend you to just have a little explore around where you are living/staying and you're bound to find some in your neighbourhood!!

You'll see cherry blossoms at parks, schools, lined down a street, along the rivers, etc etc they are literally everywhere so I challenge you to have a little explore near you and tag me on instagram if you find a little hidden gem near you ;)

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⇢ Ikegami Honmonji Temple
⇢ Sakuranamiki Park (Local street lined with sakura)
⇢Grand Prince Hotel Takanawa (Japanese Garden)
⇢Meguro River (Avoid the crowds by getting off at Ikejiri-ohashi Station or Meguro Station)
⇢Kinuta Park

Here are some bonus places for those who read up to here ;)
⇢Senzokuike Park (This is near the 1st & 2nd place I went to as well)
⇢Tamagawa Gas Bridge Green Space (Cherry blossoms along Tamagawa River - nice place to have a stroll, cycle or run too)
⇢Kiba Park
⇢Kinshi Park and Sarue Park (Walking distance apart and you can see sky tree from here)
⇢Motosumiyoshi Station (There is a river right by Motosumiyoshi Station that has more than 150 cherry trees)

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