Inogashira Park

Inogashira Park

■Address: 19 Gotenyama, Musashino City, Tokyo
■Subjects that can be photographed: Cherry blossoms
■Suggested season: Spring
■Recommended times: morning, noon
■Parking: Available
■Admission fee: None
■Limit on admission time: No
■Toilets: Available

Inokashira Park is a popular photography spot where cherry blossoms bloom beautifully around the pond, offering a unique waterside scenery. Cherry blossoms reaching out over the pond create dynamic, seasonal shots when paired with reflections on the water or boats. Its appeal also lies in the variety of vantage points, such as bridges and walking paths.The soft morning light and the time when the sky turns pale in the evening are also highly recommended. It's the perfect place to capture spring-like photos where nature and the bustle of people blend just right.

Year 2025

Inokashira Park|Boats, Cherry Blossoms, and the Morning Sun

In this photo, I tried to capture the Someiyoshino, the boat, and the just-rising sunrise together.
Year 2025

Inokashira Park|Spring Shrine Bathed in Light

This photograph captures the shrine, illuminated by the light, appearing to shine as it is reflected on the water's surface.
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Inokashira Park|Shrine and cherry blossoms, quiet reflection

This photo shows the shrine and cherry blossoms reflected in the water.
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Inokashira Park|Cherry Blossoms Reflected in the Stillness

This photograph captures the reflection of cherry blossoms on the water's surface during a quiet early morning.
Year 2025

Inokashira Park|Morning Yoshino cherry blossoms blooming by the water's edge

This photograph captures the Somei-Yoshino cherry blossoms glistening at the water's edge in the soft light of early morning.
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Inokashira Park|Backlit Flowers and Boat Path

This photo was taken of a boat moving on the surface of the water through the backlit Someiyoshino.
Year 2025

Inokashira Park|Cherry branches nestled by the water's edge

This photograph captures the appearance of a Somei-Yoshino cherry tree extending its branches over a pond.
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