Fussa City - 36th Annual Fussa Cherry Blossom Festival March 30 - April 7

Fussa City - 36th Annual Fussa Cherry Blossom Festival March 30 - April 7

Fussa City
March 25, 2019

Come out and enjoy a Cherry Blossom Festival near Yokota Air Base in Fussa City. Bring a blanket and sit under the cherry trees while enjoying local food booths and live performances. 

Held from Saturday, March 30th  through Sunday, April 7th at Myojinshita Park and along Tama River. For questions please call 042-551-1740.

 

Event Information (Japanese)

http://www.city.fussa.tokyo.jp/sightseeing/osusumeevent/sakura/1008307.html

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