[Spring Special] Tokyo Top Cherry Blossom Spots 1 Day Tour: Shinjuku Gyoen + Chidorigafuchi & Ueno & Sumida Park + Meguro River (Mar 20~Apr 5) - main view

[Spring Special] Tokyo Top Cherry Blossom Spots 1 Day Tour: Shinjuku Gyoen + Chidorigafuchi & Ueno & Sumida Park + Meguro River (Mar 20~Apr 5) - view 1

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Spring Special

[Spring Special] Tokyo Top Cherry Blossom Spots 1 Day Tour: Shinjuku Gyoen + Chidorigafuchi & Ueno & Sumida Park + Meguro River (Mar 20~Apr 5)

Travel Activity

Japan

Tokyo

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Spring Festival: Festivals from March

Spring Tour & Activity: Day Tours

Ketersediaan

Every day

Minimum Pax

1 Person

Confirmed

Instan

Tiket

Tunjukkan hp

Bahasa

English
Chinese
Japanese

Lokasi Pertemuan

Tokyo Station Marunouchi North Exit
Tokyo MODE Gakuen (near Shinjuku West Exit)

Included

Round-trip transportation
English/Chinese/Japanese-speaking tour guide
Japanese lunch set (optional)

Excluded

Admission fees and activity charges
Drinks
Traveler's insurance
Other personal expenses

Overview

Discover Tokyo’s Cherry Blossom Icons in One Perfect Spring Day!

Tokyo is a city where tradition and modern life blend seamlessly, and spring is when its parks, rivers, and streets come alive with cherry blossoms. From peaceful gardens to lively urban parks, the sakura season reveals the city’s most romantic and photogenic side. This is a full-day cherry blossom tour covering five of Tokyo’s most iconic sakura spots, with easy round-trip transportation, scenic walks, and optional local experiences.

Why this tour?

Visit Tokyo’s top five cherry blossom locations, showcasing different spring landscapes
Discover from cherry blossoms framing Tokyo Skytree to riverside sakura tunnels and city skylines
Capture unforgettable photo moments and enjoy optional boat riding at the parks
Choose an optional Japanese lunch or explore local dining spots independently near Ueno Park
Hassle-free round-trip transportation to allow more time to relax and watch the panoramic scenery

▲ Shinjuku Gyoen
Shinjuku Gyoen is one of Tokyo’s most famous cherry blossom gardens, featuring a harmonious blend of Japanese, English, and French landscape styles, with scenic bridges adding charm to the landscape. With over 900 cherry trees and both early and late bloomers, it offers an extended and diverse sakura viewing experience in the heart of the city, especially vibrant during the spring cherry blossom festival atmosphere.

People enjoying boat riding with cherry blossoms at Chidorigafuchi Park in Tokyo

People enjoying boat riding with cherry blossoms at Chidorigafuchi Park in Tokyo

▲ Chidorigafuchi Park
Chidorigafuchi Park is renowned for its cherry blossom-lined moat near the Imperial Palace, making it a beloved spot for hanami (Japanese flower viewing tradition) and relaxed picnics. The view of sakura petals floating on the water creates one of Tokyo’s most romantic spring scenes, especially popular for optional boat rides.

Stunning lake view with sakura at Ueno Park in Tokyo

Stunning lake view with sakura at Ueno Park in Tokyo

▲ Ueno Park
Ueno Park is one of Tokyo’s liveliest sakura destinations, famous for its long rows of cherry trees, festive spring atmosphere, and cultural landmarks, including temples, shrines, and the scenic Shinobazu Pond, where an optional boat ride adds a unique perspective of the surroundings. Visitors can also enjoy an optional Japanese lunch set nearby or explore local food restaurants, combining nature, culture, and everyday life, making it a must-visit cherry blossom spot for both visitors and locals.

Tokyo Skytree with sakura trees and peaceful lake view at Sumida Park in Tokyo

Tokyo Skytree with sakura trees and peaceful lake view at Sumida Park in Tokyo

▲ Sumida Park
Sumida Park offers a unique cherry blossom experience along the riverbanks, with scenic bridges, such as the charming River Walk, a lively plaza, and all framed by Tokyo Skytree in the background. This location perfectly blends traditional hanami scenery with modern city landmarks, making it ideal for photography.

Cherry blossom tunnel along the Meguro River in Tokyo

Cherry blossom tunnel along the Meguro River in Tokyo

▲ Meguro River
The Meguro River is one of Tokyo’s most picturesque cherry blossom locations, where sakura trees form a stunning tunnel over the water. In spring, the riverside transforms into a romantic promenade lined with shops, especially beautiful in the late afternoon and evening.

Harga

Option	Price	Included
Without Lunch	Person (3 yrs~) Child (~2 yrs)	- Round-trip transportation - English/Chinese/Japanese-speaking tour guide
Pork Cutlet Lunch Set	Person (3 yrs~) Child (~2 yrs)	- Round-trip transportation - English/Chinese/Japanese-speaking tour guide - Pork cutlet lunch set
Eel Lunch Set	Person (3 yrs~) Child (~2 yrs)	- Round-trip transportation - English/Chinese/Japanese-speaking tour guide - Eel lunch set
Beef Rice Bowl Lunch Set	Person (3 yrs~) Child (~2 yrs)	- Round-trip transportation - English/Chinese/Japanese-speaking tour guide - Beef rice bowl lunch set

The same price applies to both adults and children.
Children younger than 36 months old are free of charge and will share seats with their parents in the vehicle. Please bring valid age documentation of your children.
Children under 18 years old must be accompanied by an adult.
Seniors aged 70 and above must be in good health and suitable for travel. They are required to be accompanied by a family member or friend aged 22 or above to ensure their well-being during the tour. A health certificate may be required if necessary.
Each passenger may bring one small handbag or backpack. If you need to bring a suitcase or other large luggage, please inform us at the time of reservation for confirmation.
Cherry blossom blooming dates may vary due to weather and climate conditions. Once the tour group is confirmed, no refunds or complaints will be accepted due to early or late blooming.

[Admission fees and activity charges]
Admission fees and activity charges are NOT included in the tour price and must be paid on site:

Shinjuku Gyoen National Garden: 500 yen per person
Chidorigafuchi Park: 30-minute boat ride - 800 yen (optional)
Ueno Park: boat ride (optional)

[Optional lunch]
Japanese lunch set options:

Pork cutlet lunch set
Eel lunch set
Beef rice bowl lunch set

You may also choose to have lunch on your own near Ueno Park.

[Vehicle types]

5~8 passengers: Toyota Alphard or similar car
9~14 passengers: Toyota Hiace or similar car
18~22 passengers: Small bus
More than 22 passengers: Large bus

Vehicle models are for reference only. The final arrangement depends on the group size on the day of departure.

Itinerary

8:20am

Depart from Tokyo Station Marunouchi North Exit

8:50am

Depart from Tokyo MODE Gakuen (near Shinjuku West Exit)

9:10am

Arrive at Shinjuku Gyoen
- Explore three unique gardens, and see 900 cherry trees make the park a pink paradise in spring

10:20am

Arrive at Chidorigafuchi Park
- Discover the cherry blossom-lined moat near the Imperial Palace
- Enjoy a boat ride on the lake with floating sakura petals (optional)

11:50am

Arrive at Ueno Park
- Experience spring atmosphere with cultural landmarks
- Take a boat ride on the iconic Shinobazu Pond (optional)
- Have a delicious lunch on your own at nearby restaurants or savor a Japanese lunch set (optional)

3:20pm

Arrive at Sumida Park
- Capture memorable sakura views with Tokyo Skytree and scenic bridges

4:20pm

Arrive at Meguro River
- Stroll through the cherry blossom tunnel and enjoy shopping

5:20pm

Depart for Tokyo MODE Gakuen

5:50pm

Arrive at Tokyo MODE Gakuen

6:20pm

Arrive at Tokyo Station Marunouchi North Exit

The itinerary is subject to change depending on local/traffic/weather conditions.
In compliance with Japanese law, vehicles cannot operate for more than 10 hours. The tour guide may adjust the itinerary based on real-time conditions.

Cara pemesanan

1. Complete your booking.
2. Check your email.
3. Enjoy it.

Please keep in mind

This is a shared group tour. Please follow the scheduled itinerary and the guide’s instructions at all times.
Leaving the group early or midway through the tour is not permitted. If you choose to leave the tour on your own, any unfinished portion will be considered voluntarily abandoned, and no refund will be provided. Any accidents or incidents after leaving the group will be entirely your own responsibility.
Please keep your mobile phone switched on and reachable during the tour so the staff can contact you in case of emergencies or itinerary adjustments.
Please take good care of your personal items and avoid bringing valuables. Any loss or damage to personal belongings during the tour is the guest’s responsibility.
Eating is not allowed inside the vehicle.
This tour departs with a minimum of 4 participants. If the tour is canceled due to the lack of participants, we will let you know in advance and issue a full refund.

[For health and safety]

Elderly guests, pregnant women, and guests with cardiovascular conditions (such as high blood pressure or heart disease) are strongly advised to be accompanied by a family member or friend aged 22 or above. A health certificate may be required for elderly guests.
Guests with a history of motion sickness or seasickness are advised to prepare appropriate medication in advance.
Please wear comfortable clothing and walking shoes suitable for the day’s activities. It is recommended to bring sunscreen, insect repellent, a windproof or light jacket, a camera, and other personal necessities.

Cancellation policy

All times are based on Korea Standard Time (KST) (GMT + 9 hours)
4 days before the reserved date (no later than 5:00pm): 100% refund
3 days before the reserved date (no later than 5:00pm) : 50% refund
2 days before the reserved date or less: Non-refundable
*If you would like to reschedule your reservation, please check the availability with us at least 4 days before the original reserved date (no later than 5:00pm)

FAQ

Is the tour conducted in English?

Yes, the Tokyo top cherry blossom spots 1-day tour is conducted in English, and language support is also available in Chinese and Japanese.

Are admission fees and activity charges included?

No, admission fees and activity charges are not included in the tour price and must be paid on site. Shinjuku Gyoen National Garden charges 500 yen per person, while Chidorigafuchi Park offers an optional 30-minute boat ride for 800 yen. Ueno Park also provides an optional boat ride, with fees payable directly at the location.

Is lunch included in the tour?

Lunch is optional in the Tokyo top cherry blossom spots 1-day tour; Japanese lunch sets are available, including pork cutlet, eel, or beef rice bowl. Alternatively, visitors can choose to have lunch on their own at nearby restaurants around Ueno Park.

Is it worth going to Shinjuku Gyoen?

Yes, Shinjuku Gyoen is absolutely worth visiting, especially during cherry blossom season. As a beautifully designed national garden with scenic bridges, diverse landscape styles, and over 900 cherry trees, it offers one of Tokyo’s most relaxing and photogenic spring festival atmospheres right in the heart of the city.

What to do at Chidorigafuchi Park?

At Chidorigafuchi Park, enjoy a classic hanami experience by strolling along the cherry blossom-lined moat or relaxing with a scenic picnic nearby. An optional boat ride offers a unique perspective of sakura petals floating on the water, creating one of Tokyo’s most romantic springtime views.

Are there festivals during Ueno Park's bloom?

Yes, Ueno Park comes alive with festive energy during cherry blossom season, creating a lively hanami atmosphere. Visitors can enjoy cultural sights like temples, shrines, and Shinobazu Pond, and even take an optional boat ride while experiencing the seasonal celebrations. The park’s combination of nature, culture, and local gatherings makes it a perfect spring festival destination.

What is Sumida Park famous for?

Sumida Park is famous for its stunning cherry blossom views along the riverbanks, enhanced by scenic bridges such as the picturesque River Walk and a lively plaza. With Tokyo Skytree rising in the background, the park offers a perfect blend of traditional hanami charm and modern cityscape, making it a popular spot for photography and spring strolls.

Is Meguro River worth visiting?

Yes, the Meguro River is definitely worth visiting, especially during cherry blossom season. The sakura trees create a stunning tunnel over the water, while the riverside promenade and nearby shops add charm and convenience. Evening visits are particularly magical, offering a romantic and picturesque spring atmosphere.