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Chidorigafuchi Park千鳥ヶ淵公園

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Chidorigafuchi Park is situated between the Chidorigafuchi moat that marks the western edge of the Imperial Palace grounds and the British Embassy. It is famous for the Chidorigafuchi Pedestrian Path that follows the course of the moat, and also for being one of the best places in Tokyo to view cherry blossom. There are a total of around 170 cherry trees in the Park—including trees of the Yoshino and North Japanese hill cherry hill cherry varieties—and the cherry blossom is at its best between late March and early April each year. Many people come here to enjoy the cherry blossom, including couples, tourists, and office workers stopping off on their way home from work. The “Chiyoda Cherry Blossom Festival” is held in the area when the cherry blossom is in full bloom; during the Festival, the cherry trees along the Chidorigafuchi Pedestrian Path are illuminated at night, and the Chidorigafuchi boat pier extends its opening hours so that people can take boats out on the moat in the evening. Chidorigafuchi Park has toilets; there is no parking. The nearest station is Hanzomon Station.

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place Tokyo Chiyoda-ku Koujimachi From 1-2 to the first town 2

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Tokyo Chiyoda-ku Koujimachi From 1-2 to the first town 2 [map]

Flowering state of cherry blossoms
the end
Cherry blossom forecast
Mid-Mar.-Early Apr.
Closed
open everyday
Fees
Free
Parking Lot
Not available
Night viewing
Available
Public toilets
Available
Shop
Not available
Number of trees
105trees (managed minutes of Chiyoda Ward)
Variety
Someiyoshino, Satozakura et al.

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    There is no IC nearby.

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