Gyoen Collection

Cherry Blossom season begins in Shinjuku, Tokyo, Japan
Tokyo, Japan. 24th March 2019. The Cherry Blossom, or Sakura, season has officially begun in Japan and crowds of locals and tourists alike flocked to the parks to photograph the early blossoms during

Shinjuku, Japan gardens in the spring seaso

Shinjuku, Japan gardens in the spring season

Tokyo, Japan at the Shinjuku District during spring season

Shinjuku Gyoen, Tokyo, Japan in the spring

Shinjuku Gyoen Park, Tokyo, Japan in the spring

Tokyo, Japan springtime at Shinjuku Gyoen Park

Japanese garden at the Shinjuku gyoen, Tokyo, Japan

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Fear of the Coronavirus didnt stop the Japanese taking part in their annual cherry blossom viewing. Armed with face masks the crowds turned out as usual to photograph the blooming trees in Tokyos

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Fear of the Coronavirus didnt stop the Japanese taking part in their annual cherry blossom viewing. Armed with face masks the crowds turned out as usual to photograph the blooming trees in Tokyos

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Fear of the Coronavirus didnt stop the Japanese taking part in their annual cherry blossom viewing. Armed with face masks the crowds turned out as usual to photograph the blooming trees in Tokyos

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Fear of the Coronavirus didnt stop the Japanese taking part in their annual cherry blossom viewing. Armed with face masks the crowds turned out as usual to photograph the blooming trees in Tokyos

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Fear of the Coronavirus didnt stop the Japanese taking part in their annual cherry blossom viewing. Armed with face masks the crowds turned out as usual to photograph the blooming trees in Tokyos

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Fear of the Coronavirus didnt stop the Japanese taking part in their annual cherry blossom viewing. Armed with face masks the crowds turned out as usual to photograph the blooming trees in Tokyos

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Fear of the Coronavirus didnt stop the Japanese taking part in their annual cherry blossom viewing. Armed with face masks the crowds turned out as usual to photograph the blooming trees in Tokyos

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Fear of the Coronavirus didnt stop the Japanese taking part in their annual cherry blossom viewing. Armed with face masks the crowds turned out as usual to photograph the blooming trees in Tokyos

Japan, Cherry Blossom Season; Tokyo, Shinjuku Gyoen Park

Kyoto, Japan - The Old Imperial Palace - The Kenreimon
Kyoto, Japan - The Old Imperial Palace - the ruling palace of the Emperors of Japan prior to the Meiji Restoration in 1869

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As spring arrives in Shinjuku, Tokyo, Japan, the enchanting Cherry Blossom season begins to paint the city with vibrant hues. One of the most breathtaking spots to witness this natural spectacle is within the serene Japanese garden at Shinjuku Gyoen. As you step into this tranquil oasis, you are instantly transported to a world of tranquility and beauty. The garden's meticulously manicured landscapes offer a sense of serenity amidst the bustling cityscape. Every corner reveals a new surprise - from picturesque bridges arching over peaceful ponds adorned with colorful koi fish (13132524), to delicate cherry blossom trees gracefully swaying in the gentle breeze (13132523). The air becomes filled with an ethereal fragrance as these iconic flowers bloom and create a dreamlike atmosphere (13132521). Visitors can stroll along winding paths that lead them through various sections of the garden, each boasting its own unique charm. Whether it's exploring traditional tea houses nestled among lush greenery (13132522) or finding solace under ancient towering trees that have witnessed centuries pass by (13132520), there is always something captivating waiting around every corner. Shinjuku Gyoen truly comes alive during Cherry Blossom season when locals and tourists alike gather for hanami – traditional flower viewing parties. Friends and families spread out picnic blankets beneath blooming sakura trees while savoring delicious bento boxes filled with mouthwatering treats (13132519). Laughter fills the air as people celebrate nature's ephemeral beauty together. As day turns into night, lanterns illuminate pathways casting a soft glow on petals gently falling like confetti from above (13132518), and is during these magical moments that one truly understands why Cherry Blossoms hold such significance in Japanese culture – symbolizing renewal, fleeting beauty, and embracing life's transient nature.