People in the red-green country have never been more interested in the land of sunrise. I'm no exception. That is why the country has b...
People in the red-green country have never been more interested in the land of sunrise. I'm no exception. That is why the country has been in the spotlight from the very beginning. That's why this country was my first choice when I applied for a scholarship.
As a child I read books about Japan's hard work and listened to a famous poem: "Oh stranger, give me your cherry blossoms, take my hiaanates, fall in love.
"I don't remember if I ever wanted to take cherry blossoms from a stranger, but I wanted to see cherry blossoms. This wish came out when I arrived in Tokyo in 2016.
These cherry and its flowers are an excellent example of a charming life that can appear in any layer of dead form.
This scene inspires people to survive and also teaches that beauty in life is forth. Because the size of this vital beauty is a week.
During the week, the petals of cherry blossoms begin to fall. Floral photos, which have become unpleasant due to the onset of cold, are shown with a touch of warmth. Let the country know its incredible beauty and finally spread fascination and say goodbye.
The Japanese call it the cherry blossom sakura. Although it is found in some countries around the world, it is the national flower of Japan. Pink, white and red flowers usually dominate. In the flowers you can see different petals.
At the same time, colorful butterflies and different types of butterflies bloomed in trees. South of Okinawa, north of Hokkaido, it has become a cherry blossom paradise.
The Japanese have been comeming paintings, literary works, poems and more about this flower for thousands of years. Just as Sakura sings a song in spring, the sweetness of cherry blossoms gives the Japanese a sense of thought and beauty.
This Japanese madness on Sakura is thousands of years old.
That is why the Bureau of Meteorology is sowing to announce the arrival of different types of calculations, and therefore issued early flowering announcements in various prefectures in Japan in various electronic and print media.
Cherry blossoms can be seen throughout Japan from mid-March to April, depending on the temperature.
According to the plan, millions of domestic and foreign tourists come to see the beauty.
The Japanese celebrate the festival when cherry blossoms.
His name is Hanami. It is a Japanese word, which means to see flowers or enjoy the beauty of flowers. On this occasion, they decorated the parks and gardens with various events.
There is no shortage of festivals at night. Hanami night is called Yojakura or Jojakura or Night Sakura.
Cherries planted along the banks of the river are illuminated with paper balls and lamps in an ornate structure.
Millions of people gather on the banks of rivers and parks. There are a few restaurants sitting there. Families sit in groups with food and drink on mats with relatives.
This is now the traditional form of Japan.
Last year I enjoyed Hanama for the first time and was joined by my younger brother Bappa. One of the places I enjoyed cherry blossoms was Ueno Park. Rows and rows of about 600 cherries.
Shinjuku Gwen Park was there. Where there are about 1300 rows of cherries, including a lot of paths for sitting and walking.
At Giwen Park in Shinjuku, I saw great moments from filming the Japanese couple's wedding and love story.
It's all made of natural hands. There are also temple complexes such as Imperial Palace East Garden, Sumida Park, Meguro River, Kasai Rinkai Park, Yoyogi Park, Hibia Park, Kinuta Park, Harajuku Park.
I went to many of these places on the JR line from east to midnight with a special discount one day ticket.
In addition, he also decorated his university campus in all its glory.
Spring also came this year, and Sakura appeared with heavenly beauty.
But who knew nature would deprive the people of their country of enjoying this endless beauty! Public gatherings have been banned this year because of the coronavirus epidemic.
The Japanese are not disobedient enough to cross the security cordon. Humility and respect for the law, which is the best in the world!
There are no millions of domestic and foreign tourists. Quiet silence everywhere. The world is surrounded by the terror of a fence, not the divine embrace of spring.
Life is trapped in a wall. The origin of coronavirus from Wuhan, China, earlier this year reached Tokyo Spring like any other part of the world.
That's why they're a very conscious nation. I've seen them wear masks every time they get a cold or flu from the start.
But it's not for him, so the others won't be attacked! These are always patterns in cleaning or sanitation ware. So this epidemic is me in their lives.
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