This is the site called 'Chidori-ga-fuchi' which is adjacent to the Imperial Palace. 'Chidori' means plover and 'fuchi' means moat, so 'Chidori-ga-fuchi' is plovers' moat in Japanese.
At first I took these pictures from outside the moat.
A lot of couples were enjoyinig rowing boats.
It was a week day but many people were walkin along the path beside the moat.
On the balcony people were watching and taking pictures.
This is a warning to the visitors.
Then I went to the other side of the moat, Kitanomaru Park.
Cherry blossoms from this side were also very beautiful.
These are the pictures of Chidori-ga-fuchi.
At first I took these pictures from outside the moat.
A lot of couples were enjoyinig rowing boats. 
It was a week day but many people were walkin along the path beside the moat.
On the balcony people were watching and taking pictures.
This is a warning to the visitors.
Then I went to the other side of the moat, Kitanomaru Park.
Cherry blossoms from this side were also very beautiful.
These are the pictures of Chidori-ga-fuchi.
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