Chidorigafuchi Moat Review

The park by the moat boasts itself with thousands of cherry blossom trees blooming in early April, attracting large numbers of visitors every year. There are even illumination at night for those who wish to enjoy cherry blossoms after a busy day at work.

You can experience the night cherry blossoms in the Yuan of Thousand Birds. Enjoy the night cherry blossoms in Tokyo. It is located under the nine sections. The thousand birds to the west of the imperial residence are the Yuan (Yuan of Thousand Birds). In spring, the whole river is full of cherry blossoms. The night cherry blossoms are even more amazing.

From Tokyo Station, go to the Yuan of Thousand Birds in the direction of the nine sections, walk along the Imperial City, stroll on the road of cherry blossoms, the moat on the left, and the cherry petals that fall with the wind in front of you. This flying powder also seems to light up the gloom brought by the epidemic. Spring is here.

Want to experience the boat slowly swimming on the river? Just come to Qianniaoyuan Park! The cherry blossom trees on both sides pour down like a waterfall, and the romantic scene can instantly occupy the camera memory. In addition to the beautiful scenery of cherry blossoms during the day, the Thousand Birds Park at night also has a special flavor. Through the projection of lights, the clusters of flowers are like snow, layered, and it is also worth seeing. In addition, in the park of the north of the imperial residence, there are more than 300 cherry blossoms in the park. Don't miss the cherry blossom lovers. Come here and let yourself be surrounded by cherry blossoms!

It is quiet and quiet with the imperial residence, which contrasts strongly with the full number of visitors in Shangye Park. It's a good way to take pictures of concave shapes, but there are no commercial facilities around it. It's cold and tired. When you walk, you don't want to find a cafe.

One of the best places to enjoy cherry blossoms in Tokyo, there are crowds in the spring when the cherry blossoms are in full bloom, but unlike Ueno Park, there is no one to sit on the ground and eat and drink. And there are few tourists here, most of them are Japanese families who come here to enjoy the cherry blossoms, and there are many white-collar workers who work nearby to walk here. I don't know what the non-sakura season looks like here.

This place made me understand why Japanese malls closed at 8 o'clock, because the Japanese leisure method is not shopping malls. They like to communicate face-to-face with people, and rarely see bowers playing with mobile phones. Late at night, thousands of birds, and couples who lean against the railings, old people who walk hand in hand, middle-aged people who sit under the cherry blossom tree drinking beer and chatting are laughing and laughing everywhere. I came back after a circle, the young and old couples were still talking hand in hand. At that time, I was vulgarly thinking, "Living together every day, what else can I talk for a few hours?" It seems that the spiritual world of the Japanese people is quite rich and worth learning.