History mingles with nature, when cherry blossoms line the shrine grounds in the spring, making Takeda Shrine a popular destination for tourists and locals alike.
The cherry blossoms spread from North to South, with the last blooms petering out towards the end of March, around the time the rest of Japan starts to see its first blooms.
The experience tour is available from March 22nd to April 17th, but please be advised that the dates are subject to change depending on the blooming of cherry blossoms.
Announced by the weather bureau's cherry blossom forecast each year, its arrival signals the time for Hanami or'flower viewing' parties; the tradition of gathering together to view Sakura and think on its symbolism while enjoying picnics hosted underneath the pastel-hued trees.
You can visit Shiba Tosho-gu Shrine and nearby Tokyo Tower-technically not in the park-providing you with an interesting contrast of the traditional and modern. The park it is particularly beautiful during the cherry blossom and autumn seasons, when the Momiji-dani(Autumn Leaf Valley) section comes alive with vivid gold and red leaves.
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