Name: Top 10 Cherry Blossom Tokyo Spots | Sakura watching and Hanami Guide
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So in this video, I'm gonna show you by top places to watch cherry blossoms until Gil Yeah, Tokyo has so many places to watch cherry blossoms, and I wanted to show you guys.

My favorite place is the one thing about Tokyo is there's cherry blossoms everywhere on just regular random streets.

So don't worry if you come Tokyo during this season, you will definitely find some cherry blossoms.

But there's actually some designated spots that we can go, and I'm gonna take you to all of them.

Let's go, cause I'm excited to show you where my favorite spots are.

Number one Sumita Park with about 1000 cherry blossom trees on both sides of Sumita River.

This is definitely one of my top spots to hunt me.

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It's amazing where I'm standing as Sumita Park, and what's cool about it is that it runs right along the river so you can go days and days checking out cherry blossom and if you want a super unique experience, they have a ton of boats and you can get on it right at the river and it goes down the river owned that.

I mentioned that the sky tree right there freaking awesome.

And for those night owls, you can actually come here at night as well, and this place is lit up, and my advice is to chill between secured a bridge and Azuma bridge.

And right here you can throw down some picnic sheets and eat, drink and party like Miley all day long while taking in the cherry blossoms.

End the passing Rick shots Number two Yoyogi Park, and this is a Yogi Park.

One of the best party spots are all of autonomy.

This place is so big, there's so many people that are always hanging out and on the weekends it's just a super crazy and one big party.

But on the week days like today, it's actually not that bad.

Even though there's a lot of people, there's a places just hang out, and if you've got little ones, then bring them along because there's just so much place for them to run around like a little animals.

There are some food stalls where you can get the basics like yaki soba.

But at this park, I tend to bring my own food and drink.

Okay, so this is how it looks on the weekend during autonomy season chaos.

And if you've got a wee wee that be prepared Number three Ueno Park.

This spot has one of the most impactful cherry loss of use because the trees are just so big on the main walking.

Cather's actually picnic areas that are set aside.

It's not as large as a Yogi Park, but you're gonna have a picnic again and you can drink means you could get super wasted face all day long.

They made cup holders in the cardboard boxes.

In fact, today is a week day, and it's still pretty crowded.

What's also pretty cool is that just rinds all around so you can get that like, awesome Japanese feel.

Kiyomi is a condo Ueno Tokyo Gone, Ben Tendo, Hannah's Oh, no unity and lots more.

This is a good alternative to Yoyogi Park, but no, my fair.

Just because I just feel so cramped and look at all these food stalls behind me.

That window is something that I can get behind.

Check out the political of stars lined up on the path of the sugar, enshrine fresh fish on a stick diggity dango, grilled squid, beef skewers and more and check out everyone getting their food on.

And if you get tired of the chair of laws and so you can take the kids to the zoo, and for those of you who are looking for that cultural healing, check out one of the many museums at the park.

You can watch the cherry blossoms right next to the moat.

It's pretty fricking awesome, but what's even cooler than that is you can rent a boat and actually go in the moat and wants a cherry blossoms from the water.

Jody got Gucci has this crazy ass mode that was made in 16 06 at the start of Ed.

Anyway, the robots are the main attraction.

If you made it this far, you should probably get on Otherwise it's I go no prime rib buffet and scarfing down on Lee the soup and salad.

But look at this crazy line right behind me.

You guys wanna come come very, very early or you're gonna be waiting in line number five.

If you want a shrine and check out cherry blossoms, this is a place to go.

So if you want to visit to places than this is your meal ticket dope and Superdome.

Yes, Skinny Shrine has about half 1000 cherry blossom trees.

Usually they're up to 200 food salts, and it's a weekend place to party.

But unfortunately, it's under construction this year as it's getting a makeover for its 150th anniversary.

By next year, though, it should be all beyond a doubt.

And just right next to yes, skinny Shrine, you have this street with all these cherry blossoms.

This honor me spot is super chill, and it's just so beautiful.

If you come here, you will never worry about finding a spot.

This is just like a awesome picnic spots, especially if you have kids, because a kiss can just run free.

You don't have to worry about anyone drinking or being allowed on me crazy.

One thing about this place, it will set you back 200 yen.

There's no drinking, so if you want a drink, then maybe this is not a place for you guys.

And I just love the different variety of cherry blossoms that they have.

Yet they have really like color travels, and they have super super dark cherry blossoms like Kool Aid.

They're about 1100 cherry blossom trees and 65 different types, definitely worth the price of admission, in my opinion.

Plus, it's not all claustrophobic in this mother, and inside you confined different types of gardens like British, French, Chinese and Japanese.

It's just a regular street, but you can see the cherry blossoms just overlapping, like it's one huge shelter over the street.

There's cars, like right now, this delightful street is right in the middle of the business district so you can't picnic area.

But there's a bunch of restaurants and bars you can pop into while checking out the Saqqara.

You could just sit down, get a lot and chill.

Also, it's right in front of Tokyo station.

So if you've got some time to kill waiting for a train, you could just step outside and check out the cherry blossoms number.

A imperial palace during securities in part of the Imperial Palace is temporarily open to the public without having to make reservations.

We're in the Imperial Palace, and this is so beautiful here.

You can just sit on blankets, but it's just so super manicure that you could just lie down without having to worry about getting a clothes dirty.

I'm looking at that girl's back right now, and it's pretty dirty, so you probably want to have a blanket.

Even though it's such a big area, it's super mellow.

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