🌸 Friday Night Run & Sakura Hanami Picnic 🌙
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Spring is here, and we’re combining our Friday night run with a special sakura hanami picnic.
We’ll meet at our usual meeting point, enjoy a relaxed group run toward Ueno Park, and then celebrate cherry blossom season together with a casual night picnic under the sakura trees.
This is not a race — it’s about movement, connection, and enjoying Tokyo in one of its most beautiful seasons.
Whether you’re a regular runner or just want to jog and make friends, this event is for you!
** Schedule:**
Meeting Time: 6:45 PM
Run Starts: Around 7:00 PM
After arriving:
- Stop by a convenience store (konbini)
- Buy snacks and drinks
- Enjoy a relaxed night sakura hanami picnic in Ueno Park 🌸
** Location:**
Tokyo Imperial Palace (meeting point Starbucks in front of Wadakura Fountaion)
## 🌸 What to Expect
- Easy to moderate social pace (we stay together)
- Cherry blossom night views
- Casual picnic vibes
- Friendly, welcoming atmosphere
- A mix of locals & internationals
No pressure. Just good energy.
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## 💴 Participation Fee
・¥1000 for first-time participants
(Pay at the meeting point — cash or PayPay accepted)
This fee supports event organization and future community activities.
Please note:
- Snacks and drinks are not included.
- Bring your own money for food and beverages at the konbini.
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## 🎒 What to Bring
- Comfortable running shoes
- Water for the run
- Light jacket (it can be cold at night)
- Picnic sheet if you have one (optional)
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## ⚠️ Important Notes
- This is a community run, not a guided fitness session.
- Participants join at their own responsibility.
- Please be mindful of others and respect the park rules.
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## 🌙 Who This Event Is For
- People who enjoy running casually
- Those who want to experience sakura season in a social way
- Anyone looking to meet new people in a natural, relaxed setting
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Let’s run into spring together 🌸
** Vibe:**
This is part of the Tokyo Connections and Explorations community — we’re all about trying things together, meeting new people, and making Tokyo feel just a little more connected