Full bloom

Apr. 6, 2014 07:03 am JST 6 Comments

Visitors row boats along the Chidorigafuchi moat near the Imperial Palace, as they enjoy fully bloomed cherry blossoms, on Saturday.

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Chuichi Hashimura
Apr. 6, 2014 07:39 am JST

I watched that on TV news yesterday. Today I'm one of cherry‐blossom viewers, but whoa the cherry‐blossom season was over here(@_@)

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jerseyboy
Apr. 6, 2014 09:27 am JST

Always one of my favorite places eacg year to view the sakura. The walkway near there that is lit at night is simply spectacular.

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Tamarama
Apr. 6, 2014 09:50 am JST

Magnificent.

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HighLama
Apr. 6, 2014 10:31 am JST

What you don't see are the zillions of people shuffling in line for that boat ride. Worth it nevertheless!

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Kurobune
Apr. 6, 2014 12:53 pm JST

Reminds of a scene of the same sort In Toyokawa City, Aichi. Both sides of the Sanagawa River are lined with cherry trees. Makes a tunnel for miles !

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wild_one
Apr. 6, 2014 02:24 pm JST

I am no longer in Japan. I miss the long Sunday walks from my apartment in Akasaka-mitsuke through Chidorigafuchi and on to Hibiya Park during the sakura season.

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