By Video Street View Japan

In this video from Video Street View Japan, viewers are taken on a serene nighttime tour of Sakura-zaka, a tucked-away cherry blossom viewing spot in the bustling area of Shibuya, Tokyo. Filmed in stunning 4K HDR and with binaural audio for an immersive experience, the video was recorded on March 30, 2025, during the peak of cherry blossom season.

Starting just a short walk from Shibuya Station, the video explores Sakura-zaka (Cherry Blossom Slope), a peaceful and lesser-known area where cherry trees line a quiet urban incline. Despite Shibuya not being famous for cherry blossom spots, Sakura-zaka offers a charming break from the usual hustle of the ward. This makes it an excellent stop for Tokyo visitors looking for a relaxing experience without straying far from central transportation hubs.

The journey then continues to other iconic Shibuya landmarks including the modern Shibuya Sakura Stage Building and the renowned Shibuya Scramble Crossing, offering dazzling nighttime cityscapes. Finally, the walk ends at the famous Hachiko Statue area, where cherry trees in full bloom frame the statue of Japan's most loyal dog.

This video perfectly blends Tokyo’s historical appreciation for cherry blossoms with its modern, energetic urban environment. Viewers get a real sense of the contrast between quiet beauty and thriving city life. Whether you're planning your hanami (flower viewing) in Tokyo or simply exploring from home, this video offers a delightful virtual experience of spring in Shibuya.