Chidorigafuchi, a spectacular view of colorful boats and cherry blossoms floating in the moat of the Imperial Palace

Chidorigafuchi is one of the most popular cherry blossom viewing spots in Tokyo. Walking along the 700-meter walkway of more than 200 cherry trees along the moat of the Imperial Palace, you can really feel that spring has come this year. You can take picturesque photos no matter where you set your camera, but the view from the observation deck above the boat dock is especially popular (first photo). A little further from the observation deck is a photo spot where you can take photos of rape blossoms, cherry blossoms, and boats all together, which may be a hidden gem with relatively few people (second photo). In addition, the place where you can see Tokyo Tower in the distance, shown in the third photo, is also a photo spot that is often seen on social media. When I went, I was lucky enough to see the flower rafts. Cherry blossom viewing period: late March to early April Access: 5 minutes on foot from Kudanshita Station. Boat fee: 800 yen for 30 minutes, 1,600 yen for 60 minutes #Sakura2024 #Sakura