Stretching along the northwest moat of the Imperial Palace, Chidorigafuchi transforms into a breathtaking canopy of pale pink blossoms every spring from late March to early April. A scenic 700-meter promenade invites visitors to stroll beneath cascading cherry branches that drape dramatically over tranquil waters. During peak bloom, renting a rowboat offers an unforgettable perspective as fallen petals turn the water into a floating pink carpet. Even outside the floral season, this lush pathway provides a peaceful, historic escape in the heart of the capital.
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