Yesterday, I went back to the river to take some pictures of the cherry trees with my camera. Not my iPhone, but my actual digital camera. It’s been a while since I’ve posted pictures from it. Well, these cherry trees line the Hikichigawa River in the Shonandai area of Fujisawa. Most of the cherry blossoms are a light pink, but there are a few trees with white blossoms. Those trees appear a light green because of the leaves. Please enjoy the photos! And after that, there’s a video. The first 2 photos are from Kirihara Park, while the rest are along the Hikichigawa River. There were plenty of people in Kirihara Park enjoying hanami parties.
And here’s a feathered friend!
Finally, here’s the video. It’s about 5 1/2 minutes long. It’ll give you an idea what the area was like.
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Ichigoichielove is hosting “Show Me Japan” again, and this post full of pictures is taking part!
Nice photos.
We went to 花見 (cherry-blossom viewing) today.
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Thanks. I checked out your pictures, and I almost felt like some of them were similar to mine
But it’s great to see people enjoying the cherry trees.
Beautiful pictures!
Thanks for the comment!
Loved the pictures, keep taking them.
I often do take pictures.
Nice. I think the local trees peaked last Thurs-Sat because Sunday they were starting to fall off already.
They’re starting to fall off now here. Soon, it’ll all be green.
The photographs are so pretty! Wish that I was there to witness it. Thanks for sharing such beautiful photos =)
Thanks! I’m really glad you enjoyed it
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Lovely. The blossoms always make me smile.
Me too, although I have hay fever at this time of year.
You know… you’d think I’d get sick of sakura photos but… I never do.
There’s just something about scenic pictures (and videos!!!) like this that just makes me feel warm and fuzzy inside.
Thank you for joining Show Me Japan this week with so many wonderful shots!
I don’t get tired of them at all. But I also love the green scenery in summer.
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