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Cherry tree forest near the Nishi-guchi (west) gate.
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Monorail to Chiba Koen Station 千葉公園駅
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Chiba Castle as seen from Kencho-mae monorail station.
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Entrance to Inohana Park
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Koganei Park sakura
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View of Chiba Park from monorail. 綿打池
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Path to Chiba Castle (visible on left)
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Huge trees shower you with cherry blossoms.
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Chiba Park approach
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Chiba Castle and paper lanterns
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Chiba Castle Sakura Matsuri lantern
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White weeping cherry blossoms
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Chiba Castle tower
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Low branches are common
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White weeping cherry blossoms
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Chiba Castle
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Pink weeping cherry blossoms
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Cherry blossoms and Chiba Castle
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Senzoku-Ike Pond and cherry blossoms.
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Cherry blossoms and Chiba Castle
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Noh stage and the cherry tree used as the barometer for Tokyo's cherry blossom blooming condition.
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White and pink weeping cherry blossoms
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Corners
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About 30 weeping cherry trees ring the pond's perimeter.
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Front view
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Path to other areas of the huge park.
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Chiba Park
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Tall one
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Another cherry tree forest near the center of the park.
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Statue of Chiba-no-suke Tsuneshige and Chiba Castle tower 千葉介常重Lord Chiba-no-suke Tsuneshige was the founder of Chiba Castle in 1126.
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The cherry blossoms lining Sotobori Moat also look stunning from the road, Sotobori-dori in front of Kagurazaka.
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Cherry blossoms along the Shakujii River, near Shin-Itabashi Station on the Mita subway line.
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Slope to Arakawa Shizen Koen Park from the Arakawa 2-chome streetcar station on the Tokyo Toden Arakawa Line.
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"Senzoku" means "wash feet." One legend says that Nichiren washed his feet in the pond.
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Cherry blossom pathUeno Park is one of Tokyo's major spots for cherry blossoms. Not very picturesque, but there are a lot of trees and people. The cherries at adjacent Shinobazu Pond are more picturesque.
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Reaching low
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Statue of Chiba-no-suke Tsuneshige built in Dec. 2001 to commemorate Chiba city's 80th anniversary. 千葉介常重Lord Chiba-no-suke Tsuneshige was the founder of Chiba Castle in 1126.
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Weeping cherry
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People in a long line waiting to enter Canal Cafe to either dine or rent a rowboat.
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There are cherries on both sides of the river and a walking path on both sides.
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Cherry trees along the park's perimeter.
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The area with the cherry trees is called Sakurayama.
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Trees in full bloom
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Visitor's center entrance to the outdoor architectural museum.
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Vinyl tarps reserve picnic areas for flower-viewing parties at night.
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Most of the weeping cherries are planted along the pond's edge.
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Statue of Chiba-no-suke Tsuneshige 千葉介常重Lord Chiba-no-suke Tsuneshige was the founder of Chiba Castle in 1126.
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Weeping cherry next to the water park.
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Canal Cafe is right below the cherries. But notice empty tables despite the long line.
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Entrance to one walking path with a poem monument.
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Cherry trees along the streetcar tracks.
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Cherry blossom promenade
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Chiba Park weeping cherries
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Stone wall at entrance
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Weeping cherries
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Empty rowboats too.
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Cherry blossoms near JR Sugamo Station
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Bentenjima, a small peninsula connected by a bridge.
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Hanami
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Boats for rent
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Steps to front entrance
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Cherry trees along the Sotobori Moat. Formerly a moat of Edo Castle, this canal stretching from Iidabashi Station to Ichigaya Station along the Chuo Line.
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Swan boats on Shakujii Pond. 石神井公園
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The pond is also depicted in woodblock prints such as by Hiroshige.
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Flower-viewing parties can in the daytime or nighttime
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Deck
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Cherry tree shadow
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Great day for flower-viewing
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Castle tower
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Dancers under the cherry blossoms in Ueno Park, Tokyo
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Hitsujiyama Park with weeping cherry blossoms and Mt. Bukosan. 羊山公園
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River wall
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Low-rider cherries
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Roof tiles with the Chiba clan's crest
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Rock musicians
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Hitsujiyama Park with weeping cherry blossoms
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Shakujii Pond 石神井池
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Rowboats and low-hanging cherries.
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Shakujii River sprinkled with fallen petals.
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Typical Somei-Yoshino cluster of cherry blossoms
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The castle tower is built on an anti-earthquake foundation.
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Hitsujiyama Park and Mt. Bukosan.
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The end of the moat is also a good viewpoint.
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Pleasant walking path.
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Cherry blossom curtain
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Children's playground
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Exhibits inside the castle, a folk and history museum for the Chiba clan and Chiba city.
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Reserved flower-viewing spacePeople come early in the morning and stake out a prime picnicking space for their company or group to gather later in the day or in the evening.
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Top floor of castle
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The end of the moat is also a good viewpoint.
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This was a weekday.
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Little Mermaid
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Entrance to the road leading to the Cherry Dance theater (Gion Kobu Kaburenjo) in the Gion district. The sign says "Miyako Odori."
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Reserving flower-viewing spacePeople come early in the morning and stake out a prime picnicking space for their company or group to gather later in the day or in the evening.
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Balcony on top floor
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How it looks from the end of the moat.
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Sakurayama with hanami pinickers.
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Beautiful day
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Unfortunately, the mesh fence ruins the view and picture-taking.
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More signposts reading "Miyako Odori." "Miyako" means capital (Kyoto was once Japan's capital city), and "Odori" means dance.
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How it looks from the end of the moat.
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A few bridges cross the river.
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Reserved flower-viewing space for the evening.People come early in the morning and stake out a prime picnicking space for their company or group to gather later in the day or in the evening.
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The red fence is so low that anyone can fall over.
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"Miyako Odori" sign post. Performed for over a century, the dance makes April a very special time in Kyoto. It helps to hone the dance and musical skills of the geiko and maiko who diligently practice for this annual dance.
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Hanami at Senzoku-Ike
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Tree branches sprawled all over the blue sky.
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Asukayama Monument
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Chiba Park
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View of park grounds
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Weeping cherry tree
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The moat is parallel to the Chuo Line. View from Shin-Mitsuke Bridge. 新見附橋
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This is where the path around the lake ends.
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Trash
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Cherry blossom veil
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Cherries all over the park
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"Miyako Odori" poster in English.
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Toward the Tokyo National Museum
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View of park grounds
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"Miyako Odori" poster and paper lantern.
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Weeping cherry tree, Koishikawa Korakuen Garden, Tokyo. 枝垂桜
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Sobu Line passes through.
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Haiku poems solicited from the public are also displayed along the riverside.
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Monorail track
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Sobu Line passes through.
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Tokyo National Museum
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Through the mesh
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This weeping cherry tree is about 60 years old.
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Toward Chiba Port
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PR posters and paper lanterns for the Miyako Odori are everywhere.
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Weeping cherry tree, Koishikawa Korakuen Garden, Tokyo.
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Chuo Line passes through. 中央線
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Cherry trees
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Ichiriki, a famous geisha tea house.
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Weeping cherry tree, Koishikawa Korakuen Garden, Tokyo. Called "Shidare-sakura" in Japanese meaning cherry tree with drooping branches.
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Also see my YouTube video here.
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Stone lantern
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Cherry blossoms and tennis courts.
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Maiko and geisha can often be seen in Gion.
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With Tokyo Dome looming above, Koishikawa Korakuen is another famous Edo-Period Japanese garden originally built by Lord Yorifusa of the Mito Tokugawa Clan in 1629 as part of his Edo estate.The garden was completed under Lord Mitsukuni, the second lord of the Mito clan.
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Photographers who love trains and cherries flock here.
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Bicycling road for kids renting bicycles, go-karts, etc., for free.
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Cherry blossom ceiling
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Gate to Kobu Kaburenjo Theater. Four shows daily in April, lasting about 1 hour (too short). Ticket prices range from 1900 yen to 4300 yen.
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Little park
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Cherry blossom roof
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Picnic area
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Gate to Kobu Kaburenjo Theater. You can make ticket reservations by phone, or go directly to the theater ticket office and buy tickets.
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Canal Cafe
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Cherry blossom tent
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Gion Kobu Kaburenjo Theater. Ticket office is on the right. Best to buy tickets at least a few days in advance.
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Bekkoame candy stand
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Shorozan hill 小廬山
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Sotobori Park on the other side of the moat. 外濠公園
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Petals
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Arakiyama hill 荒木山A low hill is next to the pond. Some cherry trees are also on this hill.
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