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Hanami at Inokashira park

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This is Inokashira park (井の頭公園, inokashirakouen). You can enjoy hanami at night, and that's true hanami. It's very energetic.
Tourist Info:
Inokashira Park is a park located in the cities of Musashino and Mitaka in Tokyo, Japan.
Inokashira pond and the Kanda water supply, which were established during the Edo period, were the primary sources of the Kanda water supply. The pond is the source of the Kanda River.
This area of land was given to Tokyo City at the time of Emperor Taish? in 1913. The park later opened under the name Inokashira Onshi K?en on May 1, 1918, which can be translated as, "Inokashira Imperial Gift Park." Thus, the park was considered a gift from the Japanese emperor to the general public.
Access
0. From Tokyo station.
1. use Chuo line (JR) to Kichijoji Station. (27 minute)
3. walk south (2 minutes)


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Detailed Travel Guide

Hanami at Inokashira park

Inokashira Park straddles Musashino and Mitaka in western Tokyo, Japan.
Inokashira Pond and the Kanda River water source, established during the Edo period, are the primary sources of the Kanda River.
The land was given to Tokyo in 1913. On May 1, 1918, it opened under the name Inokashira Onshi Koen, which can be translated as, "Inokashira Imperial Gift Park." Thus the park was considered a gift from the emperor to the general public. This was the first time in Tokyo that a park was founded in such a manner.
The Park contains a small temple dedicated to Benzaiten, a vengeful goddess of love. Benzaiten is said to have cast a spell on courting couples, bringing love affairs to an untimely finish. This spell is rumored to particularly take effect on couples which venture out on the pond in boat.[citation needed]
The park has a petting zoo and a small aquarium, and is a place where vendors, musicians, artists and street performers gather. The park is bustling with crowds who arrive to take in the lively environment on weekends and holidays, especially during the cherry blossom season when the entire park is overrun with visitors for hanami.
On the southwest end of Inokashira Park is the Ghibli Museum, a popular destination dedicated to the animated productions of Studio Ghibli.
(reference: Wikipedia, Wikitravel)