[Cherry Blossoms, Best Viewing] Asukayama Park

Asukayama Park is known for its cherry blossoms. About 300 years ago, the eighth shogun, Tokugawa Yoshimune, initiated the planting of cherry trees to create a recreational spot for the people of Edo as part of his Kyōhō reforms. Designated as one of Japan's first parks in the sixth year of the Meiji era, along with Ueno, Shiba, Asakusa, and Fukagawa, it continues to serve as a place for relaxation and gathering. The park features museums, information centers, monuments, statues, an outdoor stage, and is equipped with the Asuka Park Rail, making it a visitor-friendly park.

Date & Time

Late Mar～Early Apr

Note

The event date is a guideline for the best viewing period and may vary depending on weather conditions.

Venue

Asukayama Park

Address

1-1-3 Oji, Kita City, Tokyo

parking

19 standard parking spaces (plus 3 large and 3 accessible spaces). Limited availability. It is located in an accessible area from train and bus stops, so we encourage the use of public transportation.

Access (Public)

Immediately accessible from JR and Tokyo Metro Oji Station, and Asukayama Station on the Arakawa Line.

Contact

03-5980-9210 （Asukayama Park Management Office）

URL

https://www.npd.jp/asukayamapark/asukayama.html