This photo captures the charming aspect of a single weeping cherry tree. Rikugien Garden in Bunkyo Ward, Tokyo, is renowned for its stunning weeping cherry blossoms that bloom magnificently in spring. This garden, one of the daimyo gardens created during the Edo period, is highly valued as a cultural asset, but its spring weeping cherry blossoms are its greatest attraction, drawing the eyes of all who visit.The weeping cherry trees at Rikugien are large trees said to be over 70 years old. Their defining feature is how, during bloom, their branches cascade down toward the ground like a waterfall. The contrast between these magnificent branches and the pale pink blossoms creates a painting-like beauty that overwhelms visitors.
| Date & Time | March 31, 2024 |
| photographer | excuse |
| Location | Rikugien |
| Address | 6-16-3, Honkomagome, Bunkyo-ku, Tokyo |
| Photography Equipment | Galaxy s21+ |
| Shooting route on the same day | Arakawa bank →directional marker or indicatorthe empress, the empress dowager and the grand empress dowager →directional marker or indicatorRikugien |
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