As one of five long-standing flower festivals in Bunkyo ward, the cherry blossoms along Harimazaka Road have been celebrated annually by locals since 1971. Around 120 somei-yoshino trees line the street, along with a few rarer varieties of sakura. While you're there, pay a visit to the nearby Koishikawa Botanical Gardens, one of our top picks for the best places to see sakura in Tokyo.
Note: The road will be closed to traffic and turned into a pedestrian zone on March 28 and 29.
