The
garden here has turned
yellow with rape blossoms.
In the fall, it has various
hues of cosmos.
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Beyond
the Gardens, once
again the skyscrapers that
Tokyo is so famous for, loom
up towards the sky...
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Shiori-no-ike
Pond. This is the
only sea water pond in Tokyo.
As the sea water tide ebbs
and flows in this pond, it
simultaneously changes the
scenery.
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A
little "depth" to go with
tides ebbing and flowing...
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A
Japanese bride today
is getting her beautiful
photographs done in her
extravagent, and lovely
kimono. She walks across
the wooden bridge, with
blossoming cherry trees
surrounding her.
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Our
photographer looks
perplexed either at the one
wrinkle in her extravagant
kimono, or at all the half wit
foreigners taking
pictures of her.
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She
is attended by our
photograph, who also
appears to be a well
versed kimono tailer,
as we walk slowly and
pass her by.
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A
pink rose as beautiful
as a flower. Wait, a pink
rose as beautiful as a
beautiful flower. Hmm.
A nice pretty flower.
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A
wooden bridge with cherry
blossoms above, and
glass like water below.
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Another
one of the many
species of flowers to
be found here in the very
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Well
maintained trees
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Here,
our cherry tree
flowers and move back
and forth in the caressing
wind. Very calming,
even for a hyperactive
guy like me.
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A
Japanese man paints
the scenery of this
park; a real treasure in
such a populated urban
centre such as Tokyo.
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