By MOOK Scenic Spots Family Travel Network Editorial Department
Enjoying cherry blossoms in Tokyo can be a unique experience. One of the city’s last two remaining tram lines, the Toden Arakawa Line, has been transformed into the “Toden Sakura Train” starting March 18. Just by riding the tram, you can take in the beauty of four major cherry blossom spots along the line.
Admire the blooming cherry blossoms at Asukayama Park while riding the Toden Arakawa Line. (Image source / Tokyo Metropolitan Bureau of Transportation)
Train No. 9002 of the Toden Arakawa Line has been turned into the Toden Sakura Train. (Image source / Tokyo Metropolitan Bureau of Transportation)
Tokyo’s cherry blossoms have begun to bloom one after another. To celebrate the beautiful sakura season, the Tokyo Metropolitan Bureau of Transportation has decorated Train No. 9002 of the Toden Arakawa Line with cherry blossom-themed wallpaper, creating a highly seasonal atmosphere for passengers. Cherry blossom viewing spots along the Toden Arakawa Line include “Arakawa Nature Park,” which is celebrated for its many Somei Yoshino cherry trees and is listed among Tokyo’s Top 100 Views. The tram ride also offers great views of the cherry blossom grove at the Sankodoshima Water Reclamation Center.
Cherry blossom scenery along the Toden Sakura Train route. (Image source / Tokyo Metropolitan Bureau of Transportation)
Hōbō-ji Temple. (Image source / livedoor)
Cherry trees line both sides of the Kanda River, attracting visitors every flowering season. (Image source / livedoor)
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