Fuchu Citizen Cherry Blossom Festival
A Row of 300 Cherry Trees and Festive Delights
The Fuchu Citizen Cherry Blossom Festival offers a delightful experience for all attendees, centered around the stunning display of approximately 300 cherry trees. This event distinguishes itself through a combination of traditional festivities and unique attractions, all set against the backdrop of Fuchu City’s vibrant community spirit.
The core of the festival takes place on March 22nd (Saturday) and 23rd (Sunday), 2025, from 10:00 to 16:00. During this time, Fuchu Park and Kotobuki-cho Central Park will be transformed into bustling hubs of activity. Visitors can expect a variety of food stalls offering local delicacies, alongside exhibitions and public relations displays by the police and fire departments. The entertainment lineup includes stage performances, bouncy houses, a mini SL train, and a treasure hunt, ensuring a fun-filled experience for visitors of all ages. The mini SL and bouncy house will require a modest fee of 50 yen per ride.
Adding to the charm, Sakura Street and Fuchu Park Street will be pedestrianized from 11:00 to 16:00, allowing for a leisurely stroll amidst the aforementioned 300 cherry trees. A folk dance parade will grace Sakura Street on the 22nd, while a general parade is scheduled for the 23rd ♪.
Evening Illuminations
The festivities extend beyond daylight hours with a special light-up event taking place from March 14th (Friday) to March 23rd (Sunday), 2025. Between 18:00 and 21:00, lanterns and bonbori (paper lanterns) will cast a warm glow on Sakura Street and Fuchu Park Street, creating a magical atmosphere for viewing the cherry blossoms at night.
Essential Information
- Location / Nearest Station:
- Fuchu City Road Sakura Street: Fuchu Station
- Fuchu Park: Fuchu Station
- Kotobuki Central Park: Fuchu Station / Kita-Fuchu Station
- Fuchu City Road Fuchu Park Street: Fuchu Station
- Venue: Fuchu Park, Kotobuki-cho Central Park, Sakura Street, Fuchu Park Street
- Dates: March 22nd (Saturday) – March 23rd (Sunday), 2025
- Time: 10:00 – 16:00
- Fees: Mini SL and bouncy house: 50 yen per ride
- Light-up:
- Dates: March 14th (Friday) – March 23rd (Sunday), 2025
- Time: 18:00 – 21:00
- Remarks: Lanterns and bonbori (paper lanterns) will illuminate the cherry blossoms on Sakura Street and Fuchu Park Street.
- Inquiries: 042-364-3611
- Official Website: 54th Fuchu Citizen Cherry Blossom Festival
- Information in case of rain:
- Cancelled in case of severe weather.
- In case of rain, the pedestrianized streets, events, stage performances, folk dance parade, and the general parade will be cancelled.
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What is Fuchu?
Fuchu is a city in the western part of Tokyo, Japan, notable for its historical and cultural significance. It is home to the Okunitama Shrine, one of the oldest shrines in the area, which is central to local festivals. The city also features numerous parks and green spaces, offering a respite from the urban environment of Tokyo. Fuchu combines historical sites with modern amenities, fostering a strong community atmosphere. This makes it a fitting location for events such as the Cherry Blossom Festival.
