VIDEO| Explore Tokyo’s cherry blossoms in a virtual hanami

Photo by Takahiro Takiguchi
Photo by Takahiro Takiguchi

VIDEO| Explore Tokyo’s cherry blossoms in a virtual hanami

by Takahiro Takiguchi
Stripes Japan
March 26, 2020

While hopping on a train to go cherry blossom viewing might not be an option right now, we’re taking you to on a virtual hanami to see some of this season’s bloom spots. Sit back and enjoy the gorgeous scenery at Hamrikyu Garden and Chidorigafuchi near the Imperial Palace and Ueno Park. You don’t have to leave the comfort of your home to enjoy Japan’s favorite blossom!

 

 

 

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