Shinjuku Gyoen Cherry Blossoms– Tokyo’s Imperial Garden of 1,000 Blooms

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Spanning 58 hectares in central Tokyo, this former imperial garden boasts 65 cherry varieties—more than any other spot in Japan—creating a two-month sakura marathon from February’s early Kawazu-zakura to April’s double-petaled yaezakura. It’s where Edo-era landscaping meets botanical science.

📍 Address: 11 Naitomachi, Shinjuku
🚇 Access:
- Shinjuku Gate: 10-min walk from JR Shinjuku Station(South Exit)
- Sendagaya Gate: Closest to Tokyo Metro Kokuritsu-Kyogijo Station

Post by Winnie21 | Apr 23, 2025