8.Cherry blossoms in Adachi City

Beautiful Cherry Trees!

If you wish to enjoy cherry blossoms in spring but avoid crowds, Adachi City is the best choice. There are several cherry blossom viewing spots to choose from in the city.

Recommended Cherry Blossom Spots

Toneri Park

1-1 Toneri-Koen, Tel 03-3857-2308 (Toneri Park Service Center)
About 1,000 cherry trees are planted on a spacious site of approximately 650,000 square meters. Visitors are welcome to enjoy together a variety of facilities such as lawn areas, playground equipment, and barbecue grounds.
Website: https://www.tokyo-park.or.jp/park/format/index024.html

Adachi Goshiki (Five - Color) Cherry Blossom Walking Path

North bank of the Arakawa river (left bank of the Arakawa river, from the Shikahama Bridge to the Nishiarai Bridge)
Tel 03-3880-5015
(Seibu 1st Subsection, Seibu Road & Park Maintenance Section, Adachi City)
The cherry trees were planted in the 2010s, hoping to revive the once lost "five-color cherry trees on the Arakawa river bank," which was a famous cherry blossom viewing spot in Tokyo during the Meiji Era (1868-1912). Today, cherry blossoms of 47 varieties along the 4.4-kilometer riverbank take turns to entertain viewers. They will be in bloom from early to late April. Around the Nishiarai Bridge, many of the branches are young, but near the Shikahama Bridge, visitors can enjoy a spectacular row of cherry trees.

Higashi-ayase Park

Between 3-chome Ayase and 1-chome Higashi-Ayase Tel 03-3605-0005 (Higashi-Ayase Park Service Center)
Quite an unusual U-shaped park, with a promenade connecting plazas stretching 2 km. Visitors can take a leisurely stroll under the cherry blossoms while playing on the playground equipment with children, or watching the waterfowl in the pond.
Website: https://www.tokyo-park.or.jp/park/format/index015.html

Hanahata Park / Hanahata Memorial Park・Oukatei

4-40-1 Hanahata, Adachi-ku, Tel 03-3885-9795(Oukatei)
Hanahata Park has a lawn square area surrounded by about 90 cherry trees. It is recommended to bring a bento lunch. The adjacent Hanahata Memorial Garden has a well-manicured Japanese garden with a pond and circular path around it. Enjoy refreshment at a nice cafe in Oukatei.

Facilities Overview:

Hanahata Park…always open
Hanahata Memorial Park・Oukatei…9:00-17:00 (free admission)
Closed Mon. (or the next weekday if Mon. is a national holiday or Oct. 1), Dec. 29 - Jan. 1

In addition, Hanahata Memorial Garden holds a special nighttime "Autumn Foliage Light-Up" around late November every year. The sight of illuminated maple trees and Yukitsuri (Fixing tree branches with ropes to prevent them from breaking under the weight of snow during the winter) reflected in the pond in the garden is a fantastic sight. There are many trees in the park, such as Katsura (Japanese Judas tree) and Nishikigi (Winged spindle), that offer autumn foliage.

Kasai Irrigation Canal

From 38 Motoki to 4-1 Nakagawa, Adachi-ku Tel 03-3620-9393
(Tobu Construction Subsection, Tobu Road & Park Maintenance Section)
Along the Kasai Irrigation Canal, stretching 3.5 km, is planted approximately 290 cherry trees (Someiyoshino), and visitors can enjoy their magnificent blooming in spring.

Motofuchie Park

2-17-1 Hokima, Adachi-ku, Tel 03-3884-5577
Motofuchie Park has lots of greenery and a pond where you can enjoy fishing. Cherry trees while in full bloom are lit up at night, creating a magical atmosphere.
*See also "Places to go with children" for more information on the Adachi Park of Living Things.
Website: https://seibutuen.jp/motofuchiepark.html

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