What's beautiful view!
It's typical Japan spring view.
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I am Japanese and live here with my wife about 100 km away from Tokyo Japan. I would like to write off nothing out of ordinary at our house in English with some Japanese. As a matter of cause, I will attache some pictures with my words. 連合いと二人で生活している爺でござる。日常のたわいもない出来事と生活を写真と共に残したいと考えている。
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- New plants appear suddenly
- Our art gallery 02/09 （玄関の生け花 / 2009）
- Grape in the early morning
- Waht a kind of flower are these?
- Unexpected Happening
- Our strawberry season coming!
- Thank you for everything
- Blueberries
- Germination of boiled soybeans
- Germinated tomato seeds
- Grotesque radish ( Today's harvest )
- American Cherries
- Forget-me-not (忘れな草 Wasure nagusa) and ???
- Competition and Runner
- The strawberry rock pile (石垣苺 Ishigaki Ichigo)
- Today's harvest and lacky weeds
- Lilac in the sky
- A flower's life is short.
- Malus halliana (花海棠 ハナカイドウ Hanakaido)
- Log of Magnolia grandiflora
- Carolina Jasmine and ???
- Cherry blossom represents the spring in Japan #3
- Cherry blossom represents the spring in Japan #2.
- Cherry blossom represents the spring in Japan #1.
- Our home's landscape in the morning
- Quiz!!! (賞品の無いクイズです！！)
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3 comments:
My heart longs for Japan when I see this! Did you know that we have many Japanese Cherry trees in our capitol, Washington D.C.? I got to see them in bloom as a child. I also remember seeing cherry trees in bloom at temples in Japan when I was very young, but I don't know the names of the temples. They are such beautiful memories.
Yes, I know the place as Potomac River's Cherries which Japan's government gave away your government long time ago. That is very famous story among old person like me.
That is wonderful! Everyone near Washington D.C. gets excited about the cherry trees in the Spring.
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