A complete guide to cherry blossom viewing in Japan during the May Day holiday 🌸 See enough at once

#札幌樱花 Have you decided where to go? Why not come to Japan to chase cherry blossoms! Romantic flower sea, every shot is a Japanese blockbuster~ 🌸Flowering period: Japan's cherry blossoms gradually bloom from south to north, starting as early as the end of March and continuing until mid-May in Hokkaido. I highly recommend the cherry blossom map from the Japan Meteorological Agency, which shows the flowering time of different places at a glance! 📍Spots for cherry blossom viewing in Hokkaido 1. Hakodate Park: Convenient transportation, but unfortunately all the flowers have fallen this year, so you will miss it if you go. 2. Hakodate Goryokaku Park: With convenient transportation, there are about a thousand old trees in the park, full of ancient charm. Although most of the flowers have fallen, the few remaining ones are still stunningly beautiful. In addition, there is no need to worry about food and accommodation in the surrounding area, so you don't have to worry about finding a place on the spur of the moment. 3. Matsumae Park: It is located in a remote area, with few people and beautiful scenery. It has tens of thousands of cherry blossoms of various varieties, which are all over the mountains and fields. It is super stunning! It is the peak flowering period, but accommodation is hard to find, the only good hotel has to be booked in advance 4. Bibai Park: The trees look relatively young from the pictures. My friends didn’t go there, but they said it was in full bloom. 5. Otaru: The cherry blossoms here are small-petaled and the trees are relatively young, so some people may not be interested in them. Fortunately, the transportation is convenient and it is very popular, but the hotel price increase during the May Day holiday is a bit painful. 🚇Public transportation: Fly to Sapporo from all over the country, then take the MRT and transfer to the tram to go to various cherry blossom viewing spots. Plan your cherry blossom-chasing trip now, or you’ll have to wait another year!