In the final installment of the Tokyo Cherry Blossom Update series, Video Street View Japan returns to Ueno Park (上野公園) on April 3 to revisit the exact route recorded six days earlier on March 28. The walk provides a stunning comparison showcasing the transformative effect of time and temperature on the blooming cherry blossoms. This peaceful 4K HDR binaural walk captures the sakura at peak bloom, despite being recorded under rainy evening skies with cooler temperatures around 8°C (46°F).

The journey begins at Ueno Park’s entrance under a beautiful weeping cherry tree, providing an elegant start to this nature-focused stroll. The walker proceeds down Sakura-dori Avenue, a central path famed for its rich canopy of sakura trees. While the rain has subdued the usual bustling hanami (flower viewing) crowd, the blossoms remain radiant in soft lighting and glistening conditions. Even with fewer people, the full bloom state and peaceful ambiance create an atmospheric scene perfect for immersive viewing.

Viewers are guided through notable landmarks in the park with helpful timestamps, including Kiyomizu Kannon-do Temple and Benten-do Temple. The video also explores the area near Shinobazu Pond, home to beautiful cherry trees that reflect gently upon the water. Despite the rainy weather, the Sakura Festival is ongoing at the park, with some lanterns and festive touches still present, completing the seasonal experience.

Chapter markers divide the highlights for easy scene comparison between this and the previous visits. The slow, deliberate pace and binaural audio offer an excellent sensory travel experience for those missing Japan’s sakura season. With 11 cherry blossom update videos in total, this concluding episode wraps up a rich and detailed chronicle of Tokyo’s springtime charm at Ueno Park.