Tokiwadaira Sakura-dori
Tokiwadaira Sakura Dori
A stunning 2.2km cherry blossom tunnel, selected as one of 'Japan's 100 Best Roads.' The Somei Yoshino trees, planted during the development of the…
Tokiwadaira Sakura-dori is a breathtaking cherry blossom-lined avenue located in Matsudo City, Chiba Prefecture. In 1987, it was honored as one of 'Japan's 100 Best Roads,' a title celebrating exceptional scenic routes.
What makes it special
About Tokiwadaira Sakura-dori
- Visit during the peak cherry blossom season (March–April) to witness the breathtaking white floral arches of the Somei Yoshino trees.
- The 2.2km length of the avenue provides a wonderful distance for a scenic walk where the landscape evolves as you move.
- As one of 'Japan's 100 Best Roads,' the high-quality scenery offers incredible opportunities for photography.
- Use this as a key stop in a larger sightseeing route through Matsudo, combining it with visits to nearby parks and cultural facilities.
Weather forecast
Sat
9/19
23°/20°
67%
Sun
9/20
25°/21°
96%
Mon
9/21
27°/25°
100%
Tue
9/22
30°/22°
53%
Wed
9/23
24°/21°
9%
Thu
9/24
27°/20°
26%
Fri
9/25
24°/19°
22%
Tips
Payment
Use cash or credit cards at nearby shops/vendors (varies by establishment)
Language
English signage is limited along the street
Reservation
No advance reservation required
Clothing
Wear comfortable walking shoes
Photography
Please follow public etiquette and respect the local community
Accessibility
The main road is paved, but nearby parks may have steps or uneven surfaces
Etiquette
Please protect the trees and ensure you take all trash home with you
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