Higashimurayama-shi Virág (Helyi Virágbolt)

Located to the west of Tokyo, Higashimurayama-shi is well situated to explore the area’s many different attractions. In Higashimurayama-shi itself, the Mizuta-en garden is a great place to spend an afternoon picking your own juicy fruits straight from the trees and plants. Around Higashimurayama-shi there are plenty of excellent places to see if you wish to take in flowers and gardens in the area. Head to the banks of the Meguro River, about one hour from Higashimurayama-shi during the cherry blossom festival for a picturesque walk through the falling blossoms – a favorite pastime of locals and visitors alike. The Meguro Sky Garden is also a wonderful place to explore, admire the architecture and welcome some green space and tranquility when in the area. Meguro is not far from Shinagawa - visitors to this part of Tokyo who wish to escape big city life can head to Shinagawa Kumin Park. Flowers are in bloom throughout the year, but the best plants and colors are seen in the spring, including of course cherry and plum trees. The sakura plaza is a favorite place for locals to sit and picnic in the spring, whilst partaking in the local pastime of watching the blossoms fall. Shinagawa also hosts a Greenery and Flower Festival in Shinagawa-ku, spread out across several different areas