Tokyo in Full Bloom: Sakura Declared at Peak!

Spring has officially arrived in Tokyo, heralded by the long-awaited announcement from the Japan Meteorological Agency (JMA) that the city’s cherry blossoms (sakura) are now in full bloom!

The JMA officially declared the “full bloom” (mankai) on March 30th, following their initial announcement of the blooming on March 27th. This timing is quite close to the average year, bringing a beautiful and timely burst of color to the city.

The good news for visitors and locals alike is that the current cool weather is expected to prolong the viewing period. The delicate blossoms are expected to remain at their peak for about a week, providing ample opportunity to enjoy their ephemeral beauty.

Experience Tokyo’s Sakura with Tokyo Walking Tours!

Imagine strolling beneath a canopy of cherry blossoms, their soft pink and white petals creating a magical atmosphere. Our knowledgeable guides can lead you to the most stunning cherry blossom viewing spots in Tokyo, sharing insights into the cultural significance of sakura in Japanese tradition.

Consider these options for your cherry blossom viewing:

• Ueno Park: A classic destination with over a thousand cherry trees.
• Shinjuku Gyoen National Garden: Offers a variety of cherry tree species and garden styles.
• Chidorigafuchi Moat: A picturesque moat lined with cherry trees, perfect for a boat ride.
• Yoyogi Park: A spacious park where you can relax and enjoy a picnic under the blossoms.

We’ll make sure you have the best viewing experience possible during our walking tours!