Sakura & Tokyo Tower

902596_10152286202685956_2044829639_oAnother breathtaking night view of sakura near Tokyo Tower. If you are in Tokyo don’t miss out the chance of visiting. Wishing you a great spring weekends:)

04. April 2014 by Joey
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Nagatoro, Saitama

10153922_10200992524130351_419447657_nHow to enjoy this Spring to the fullest, let’s try something that made from or with Sakura flower. This is the famous shaved ice topped with Sakura. Inside you can find sweet redbeans & sakura syrup to serve. It is a famous shaved ice store located in Nagatoro, Saitama & they only use fresh mineral water for the making. Due to its popularity, most of the time you will need to be in line to get this yummy dessert.

02. April 2014 by Joey
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Sakura in Tokyo

Now, sakura (cherry blossom) is blooming everywhere in Tokyo! I’d like to show you some lovely views just 5-minutes walk from the place that I stay. Please enjoy this beautiful spring days! 🙂

02. April 2014 by Joey
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Kakunodate’s Samurai District

sakura01-03Three-hundred fifty years ago, a noble lady from Kyoto brought as part of her dowry three saplings. From those humble beginnings many years have passed, and those saplings have become the famous Weeping Cherries of Kakunodate. Delicate pink blossoms shine against the black boards of samurai mansion walls, making the town a study of elegant contrasts.

31. March 2014 by Joey
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Kakunodate

OLYMPUS DIGITAL CAMERAKakunodate, the town of cherry blossoms form an elegant tunnel of branches along the riverside, filling the town with a sweet, delicate pink cloud; the beginning of a bright new season. This bank began as a planting to commemorate the birth of a new imperial heir in 1934. Now they form a tunnel of cherry blossoms two kilometers in length, nationally recognized as a place of outstanding beauty.

30. March 2014 by Joey
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