Sakura Dōri Street is a charming 1 km stretch from Tokyo Station to Kayabacho, lined with about 169 cherry trees that create a beautiful tunnel of blossoms during spring. Originally planted in 1936, the trees were replanted in 1956 after being destroyed during the war. At night, the street lights up, giving off a soft glow that enhances its beauty. Nearby attractions include Tokyo Station, the Imperial Palace, and Hibiya Park, making it a perfect spot for cherry blossom viewing and leisurely strolls.
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