＜Only twice a year＞ Imperial Palace Inui Street open to the public & 7 famous cherry blossom spots and Toyosu shopping bus tour ~Includes a hotel buffet of about 50 types [029029-591]

In addition to the public opening of the Imperial Palace Inui Street in spring, this tour also stops at famous cherry blossom spots such as Chidorigafuchi and Yasukuni Shrine, as well as the much-talked-about Toyosu Thousand Guest Banrai Festival. *The schedule for the public opening of Imperial Palace Inui Street is yet to be determined. Once the release date has been decided, we will send you a guide. For meals, a buffet of approximately 50 types is available at APA Hotel & Resort <Tokyo Bay Shiomi>. Enjoy 60 minutes to your heart's content.

Inui Street was opened to the public in 2014 to commemorate the Emperor's 80th birthday, and has been held in the spring when cherry blossoms are in full bloom and in the fall when the leaves turn red. The approximately 750m ``Inui Street'' that runs along the Inui moat and Hasuike moat from Inuimon to the front of the Imperial Household Agency building will be open to the public, allowing visitors to walk along the cherry blossom tree-lined path that is normally not possible to walk on.

Approximately 260 cherry trees, including Someiyoshino and Oshimazakura along the Chidorigafuchi Greenway, bloom profusely, creating a tunnel of cherry blossoms. At Yasukuni Shrine, approximately 500 cherry trees, including Yoshino cherry trees, bloom, brightening up the approach to the shrine. There is a Tokyo cherry blossom specimen tree designated by the Tokyo Regional Meteorological Observatory, and it has been known as a famous cherry blossom viewing spot since ancient times. In addition, Kitanomaru Park is home to approximately 230 cherry blossom trees, including wild cherry trees, Somei Yoshino cherry trees, and Oshima cherry blossoms, and is known as one of the best cherry blossom viewing spots in Tokyo. You can move around on foot, so enjoy the cherry blossoms to your heart's content! Roppongi Sakurazaka, which runs parallel to Roppongi Keyakizaka Dori, is lined with 75 Yoshino cherry trees, creating a row of cherry blossom trees that is about 400 meters long. The Meguro River Cherry Blossom Tunnel is a very popular 3.8km long row of cherry blossom trees centered around Nakameguro. Please enjoy the cherry blossom corridor on foot that covers both banks of the Meguro River.

In the food and entertainment building "Toyosu Outer Edomae Market", we will carry on the tradition of Tsukiji and open restaurants and retail stores that make use of fresh ingredients unique to Toyosu. Enjoy eating out and shopping at this open mall that recreates the old townscape of Edo.