Yoyogi Sakura Admiring

#cherryblossom2024 A park where there is something to do Whether you want to explore one of the most impressive Japanese shrines, take a walk in the woods, or just relax and watch people — if you find yourself in Tokyo, you can't help but go to Yoyogi Park. Various events are constantly held here, so most likely you will find yourself among many other visitors having fun to the fullest. Recommended Come in the spring and see how sakura blossoms in Yoyogi Park Come to the park on a weekend and watch the performances of famous rockabilly dancers It is interesting The National Sports Hall was built for the 1964 Olympic Games From the observation deck there are wonderful views of the forest area of the park How to get here There are several railway stations near the park. The closest stations are Yoyogi and Harajuku on the JR Yamanote line, as well as Meiji-Jingumae Station, where the Chiyoda and Fukutoshin subway lines intersect. Olympic past, sports present Yeogi was part of the Olympic Village during the 1964 Games, and became a park as such in 1967. There are plenty of trails for running and cycling, and the locals take full advantage of this. Hanami's Party There are several hundred sakura trees growing in Yoyogi Park. There are also places in Tokyo where there are more of them, but in the spring, until the flowering season ends, the festive party continues here. There is something to see Yoyogi is one of the largest parks in Tokyo. Wide lawns are waiting for you, where it is convenient to arrange picnics, and magnificent reservoirs. Nearby is the Harajuku quarter with its attractions — Takeshita Street and the Meiji Jingu Temple.