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Sightseeing Spots
A unique Tokyo experience
ENJOY SAKURA (CHERRY BLOSSOMS) HERE AT INTERCONTINENTAL TOKYO BAY
Please check the official websites of the attractions highlighted below for the latest information.
Please check the official websites of the attractions highlighted below for the latest information.
During the SAKURA season, InterContinental Tokyo Bay would like to offer you special plans at our hotel restaurants along with information about the best places to see SAKURA near our hotel.
We hope that you will enjoy seeing SAKURA during your stay with us.
The Best Places To See SAKURA near our hotel
Kyu Shiba-Rikyu Gardens
Among the few surviving gardens from the Edo period in modern-day Tokyo, this timeless sanctuary is a classic example of a strolling garden.
Centered around a spring-fed pond, it showcases meticulously crafted rock formations and carefully manicured landscapes.
- 8-minute walk from our hotel
Hama-Rikyu Gardens
This splendid Edo-era garden originally served as a tidal pond, relying on the inflow of seawater from Edo Bay.
It boasted two dedicated duck hunting sites within its expansive grounds.
A quintessential representation of renowned garden styles from the Edo Period, it stands as a testament to the era's horticultural legacy.
- 15-minute walk or 5 minutes by taxi from our hotel
Shiba Daijingu Shrine
Shiba Daijingu shrine dates back to the year 1005.
Dedicated to Ise Grand Shrine's two principal deities, Amaterasu-Omikami (the Sun Goddess) and Toyoukeno-Okami (God of Agriculture and Industry), it is highly revered in the region and is often referred to as "Kanto's O-Ise Sama".
- 20-minute walk or 5 minutes by taxi
Zojoji Temple
As one of Tokyo's most venerable temples, Zojoji stands as the principal temple of Jodo-shu, serving as the central Nenbutsu seminary for monks and novices.
Beyond its sacred role, Zojoji holds a special place in the hearts of the general public, embodying the grandeur of a metropolitan Buddhist temple and thriving as a vibrant center for religious and cultural pursuits.
- 25-minute walk or 6 minutes by taxi
Tokyo Tower and Shiba Koen Park
Shiba Park is one of the oldest parks in Tokyo.
There are a total of 600 cherry trees in the park with Tokyo Tower, standing at 333 meters, located directly behind it.
People also enjoy night views of the SAKURA when the brilliant lights from the tower illuminate the trees.
- 30-minute walk or 7 minutes by taxi
Chidori-ga-fuchi
There are numerous of cherry blossom trees on this 700-meter-long promenade that stretches along the moat surrounding the Imperial Palace.
It is also recommended for viewing cherry blossoms in the evening, as the reflection of the illuminated cherry trees on the water is a breath-taking sight.
- 14 minutes by taxi or 20 minutes by subway from Daimon Station
Sumida River Cruise from Hinode Pier to Asakusa
The water bus, which can take you to the Asakusa area along the Sumida River, is conveniently located within 5-minute walk from our hotel entrance.
In spring, numerous SAKURA can be seen along the banks of the river during the cruise.
- Hinode Pier is a 5-minute walk from our hotel
Hotel Meal & Water Bus Cruise Plan
We offer guests specially priced deals for a combination of meals from the following five restaurants at our hotel and Sumida River Cruise tickets.
While Tokyo's metropolitan areas are something to behold, we hope that you will also be able to escape the crowds and go on a cruise.
ENJOY SAKURA DURING THE LATE-BLOOMING SEASON INSIDE AND OUTSIDE OF TOKYO
Onshi Hakone Koen Park
Onshi-Hakone-Koen Park is renowned for its captivating scenery, featuring the serene Lake Ashinoko, the majestic Mount Fuji, and the encircling mountain vistas that grace its grounds.
- Access: 171 Hakonemachi, Ashigara Shimogun, Kanagawa Hakone Tozan Bus Hakonemachi bound
- Service hours: 7:00-21:00 (Last Entry 19:00)
- Admission fee: Free of charge
- Peak blooming season: Mid April to Mid May
Takaosan (Mt. Takao)
At Mt. Takao, wild cherry trees, weeping cherry trees, and double flowered cherry trees are all in bloom until around the middle of April.
- Access: 2176 Takaomachi, Hachioji, Tokyo
- Keio Line Takaosanguchi St Cable car will be available to Kiyotaki St.
- Round trip: Adult 930 yen / Child 460 yen
- Peak blooming season: Early April to Late April
Nikko Lake Chuzenji
At an altitude of about 1,300m, the cherry blossoms here are usually at their best during the first half of May.
You can also take a leisurely ride and enjoy the view from the lake.
The famous Kegon Falls is only a 10-minute walk from the area.
- Access: Chuuguushi, Nikko City, Tochigi
- 50 minutes from Nikko Station or Tobu-Nikko Station on buses bound for Chuzenji Onsen/Yumoto Onsen.
- Peak blooming season: Early May
Shinjuku Gyoen
This garden consists of three distinct styles: French floral, Victorian English landscaping, and a traditional Japanese garden.
A traditional Japanese tea house can also be found within the garden.
- Access: 11 Naitoumachi, Shinjuku-ku, Tokyo
- Service hours: 9:00-18:00 (Last Admission 17:30)
- Entrance fee: Adults 500 yen
- Peak blooming season: Mid-February to Late April
Japan Rail Press
Cheek further information from "Japan Rail Pass" for the 2023 cherry blossom forecast for Japan.