gardens and shrines around Tokyo. You’ll most commonly come across kawazu-zakura, a pastel pink cherry blossom native to Shizuoka prefecture that usually peaks between February and March ...

The March 4 announcement asked Tokyo ... cherry trees at the Rikugien Gardens, also in Bunkyo Ward, that was to have been held between March 20 and April 2 has also been canceled. A cherry blossom ...

Tokyo’s cherry blossoms are set to begin ... meteorological models and research at major viewing sites. This year’s cherry blossom season is expected to align with or slightly precede ...

Its Tokyo Regional ... on a tree under watch at Yasukuni Shrine in Chiyoda Ward. Five or six flowers must be visually confirmed before the office can declare that the cherry blossom season has ...

Waiting patiently for this year’s spring cherry ... sakura trees that bloom from as early as January through to March. If you’re planning on blossom hopping outside of Tokyo, here are some ...

Check the forecast here to find when Japan’s famous cherry trees are expected to bloom. On January 9, the Japan Meteorological Corporation published its first cherry blossom forecast for 2025.

However, you might have noticed a certain drawback in that scenario. Cherry blossom trees on the side of a mountain means you’re going to have to walk uphill to see them all, and 30,000-plus cherry ...

Because the Japan Meteorological Corporation has released its Cherry Blossom forecast for the year! Sakura is estimated to start blossoming in Tokyo around March 24 and will reach its full bloom by ...