
That's certainly a different perspective.

They have maps to show when the flowers are blooming across the country.
The cherry blossoms are a huge deal here. They are a signal of spring and a time to celebrate their fleeting beauty. People come out in droves for cherry blossom viewing parties, or hanami. Basically, people gather at parks, sit on tarps, and eat and drink under the blossoms. It has been wonderful fun. The weather has been much more pleasant lately and the blossoms provide an excellent excuse to be outside. Public drinking is legal here, so it has been interesting to see families with babies picnicking next to loud, drunk college-aged party-goers. Anyway, here are some of my best cherry blossom photos from the last couple weeks:
2 comments:
Beautiful! I am sad I am not there to see them in person!
They are gorgeous. It's fun to think of the same ones blooming in DC and know they came from Japan.
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