Site of Original Cherry Trees — Attraction in Washington

This place along with the Japanese lantern (right next to it) and the first cherry tree plaque are located right next to the Tidal Basin in the West Potomac Park. This place is very calm and peaceful with picturesque views of the Jefferson memorial. There are several cherry trees, but since it’s mid December, it is not as delightful a sight as it would be during the Spring. There were not many people when I visited this place. This place is free to visit and open 24 hours. They have information about the history of...

It is said that these cherry blossoms were a gift from Japan, and I am deeply moved by the sight of them blooming continuously. I never imagined I could see these cherry blossoms in the United States, and visiting them brings a sense of warmth. They serve as a monument symbolizing the strong relationship between Japan and the U.S. Definitely...

The cluster of trees is located on the end of the bridge. The path along the water starts here. There is a Stone lantern as well as a first cherry tree plauqe too. I was here during the winter so the trees were bare. Nice views over the...