The famous giant ginkgo tree
Sep 02nd 2010 21:09
Even though we’re having a heat wave, believe or not, I am getting used to the intense heat of this summer. I can walk outside for a while, if it is in the early evening.
Yesterday, I went to the library around five; I walked 30 minutes there and back, and today I walked to Hibiya Park to go look the famous giant ginkgo tree from Ginza. It took about one hour there and back.
I’ve never known that there is the famous giant ginkgo tree and it has spiritual and energy something. We Japanese people call it “power spot”, and visiting power spot is in fashion now. A “Power Spot” is a Japanese-English word and a spiritual place where a mystic force provides energy, healing, and good luck to a person who stands there.
It was a branching big and old, 400years old, tree and towered majestically.
After coming home, I checked the website about Hibiya Park and the tree and I disappointed to know that we have to visit and touch the tree in the morning to get the power. We never can touch the tree because of the fence. I'm not surprised.
Anyway, I will go look the tree someday in the morning and breathe gently and deeply in front of it
I like something invisible to my eyes.
Yesterday, I went to the library around five; I walked 30 minutes there and back, and today I walked to Hibiya Park to go look the famous giant ginkgo tree from Ginza. It took about one hour there and back.
I’ve never known that there is the famous giant ginkgo tree and it has spiritual and energy something. We Japanese people call it “power spot”, and visiting power spot is in fashion now. A “Power Spot” is a Japanese-English word and a spiritual place where a mystic force provides energy, healing, and good luck to a person who stands there.
It was a branching big and old, 400years old, tree and towered majestically.
After coming home, I checked the website about Hibiya Park and the tree and I disappointed to know that we have to visit and touch the tree in the morning to get the power. We never can touch the tree because of the fence. I'm not surprised.
Anyway, I will go look the tree someday in the morning and breathe gently and deeply in front of it
I like something invisible to my eyes.
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Yesterday, I went to the library around five; I walked 30 minutes there and back, and today I walked to Hibiya Park to go look at the famous giant ginkgo tree from Ginza.
I’ve never known that there is a famous giant ginkgo tree and it has spiritual and energy or something.
We Japanese people call it a “power spot”, and visiting power spots is in fashion now.
A “Power Spot” is a Japanese-English word and a spiritual place where a mystic force provides energy, healing, and good luck to the person who stands there.
It was a branching, big and old, 400 years old tree, and towered majestically.
After coming home, I checked the Hibiya Park website to learn about the tree and I was disappointed to learn that we have to visit and touch the tree in the morning to get the power.
Anyway, I will go look at the tree someday in the morning and breathe gently and deeply in front of it
If you have a chance to visit Tokyo, you could visit Hibiya Park and look at the tree. Hibiya Park is not so far from Tokyo station and good place to walk around or enjoy a Japanese lunch box or a hamburger.(^_-)-☆