Spring has come!
Apr 01st 2010 23:38
For Japanese, Spring is special season.
Usually, graduation ceremony is in March,
so lot of people starts their new life in new place.
Then, as you know, there are lot of cherry blossoms in Japan.
We like to go to see cherry blossoms in parks or on streets.
There is a big park, Inokashira Park, in kichijoji where I live in.
Today, It was a sunny day with strong winds and many people(especially university students) sang, ate snacks, and drunk alcohol under cherry blossoms in there.
I like this season because every Japanese looks happy.
Finally, though It's not a good picture, I upload a picture of cherry tree in front of my house to remember today.
good bye
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For Japanese people, Spring is a special season.
Usually, graduation ceremonies are in March,
so a lot of people starts their new life in new place.
Also, as you know, there are lot of cherry blossoms in Japan.
There is a big park, Inokashira Park, in Kichijoji where I live in.
Today, it was a sunny day with strong winds and many people(especially university students) sang, ate snacks, and drunk alcohol under cherry blossoms in there.
I like this season because everyoneJapanese looks happy.
Finally, although It's not a good picture, I uploaded a picture of cherry tree in front of my house to remember today.
Next time I will go to Inokashira Park:D
Nice pic:)
oh really?! I did not know you live in near kichijoji.
Inokashira koen's cherry blossoms are in full bloom now.
So you had better to come and see them soon.