🇯🇵 A funny Tokyo scene from someone who arrived before the cherry blossoms were in full bloom.

Is that a really confident headline? It's hilarious. It's a little funny, though. The corner of my mouth twitched (and I ended up getting reported). The photos I'm sharing are from March 25, 2025. I'm usually lazy about things like this, but they said they'd give me coins to discount on my flight tickets, so I thought, "Huh? Maybe this is helpful to those who haven't booked yet or have already. It's possible this might happen. But it's not like I can't take photos at all. Let's see how it turns out! 📸 ——— 🌸 Location: Ueno Park • Photo 1: This photo was taken with a friend's digital camera. It's so beautiful it entices people to click on my post. The cherry blossoms look so full. This is the first tree you'll see when you step into Ueno Park. • Photo 2: The photo taken with the iPhone 11's rear camera is so breathtaking, I had to cover my face to see it properly. • Photo 3: The same tree as the first two action photos, but from an ant's perspective. It looks quite full. • Photo 4: Bam! The tree next to it, but it's a different species. (Or maybe it's a plum tree.) I can't tell if it's about to bloom or if it's green. Is it still blooming or has it already bloomed? I can't tell. • Photo 5: As I walked into the garden, I thought I'd find another tree to photograph... BAM! Some of the trees were blooming, so cute, giving off a sweet vibe, as seen in the picture. • Photo 6: When I zoomed in, it was like, "Oh, ahhh..." I'm going to post it on Instagram. 🗼Location: Sumida Park • Photo 7: Oh no! I can't miss this trip! I was searching for a location under the tree in photo 6 and discovered that Sumida Park might have some luck waiting for me??? We counted to seven and jumped on the train, and then we discovered... it wasn't blooming either...🫩 The photos I took were like, "Oh, there are some!" ... No, I had to take a photo because they're so rare. It took me a while to find them. • Photo 8: I walked until I found two trees blooming close together, so I snapped a photo to make it look like the whole garden was blooming, as seen in the picture. It was so pretty, but getting a photo is such a joy. But the number of people is more than the flowers. 🏮Location: Sensoji Temple • Photo 9: I'm showing you this to remind you that it's going to be a real treat. The pink flowers you see are fake and used for decoration, showing off the real tree. 🛏️ Location: On the way back to the hotel • Photo 10: The first cherry tree I got to meet and greet. It's beautifully minimalist. Thank you for doing your best, Auntie! 🫶 ——— ✨ In short... only some varieties are blooming, so find your perfect angle. Even though they're not fully bloomed, it's definitely crowded. Just look at each photo. Legs and shoulders pressed together. When switching places to take photos, be sure to time the trees carefully. Don't leave the place empty for too long, or you'll be replaced. I thought I'd come during Songkran this year, but I've heard the weather is getting colder soon. I don't know how that will affect next year. Keep an eye on the cherry blossom forecast. Bye-bye~ (Sweet departure) #traveljapan #traveltokyo #uenopark #sumidapark #sakura