Aoyama Cemetery

Aoyama Cemetery is a historic cemetery located in the heart of Tokyo, established in 1874 as Japan's first public cemetery. The cemetery is the final resting place of many notable Japanese figures, including Hachikō, the faithful dog, and foreign experts who contributed to Japan's modernization. With over 500 Yoshino cherry trees, the cemetery is a popular spot for cherry blossom viewing, and its tree-lined path turns into a magnificent cherry blossom tunnel during the blooming season. The cemetery also features grand old trees and a peaceful atmosphere, making it a great place to visit and pay respects to the deceased