You're welcome.
No, that is another member in Denmark.
I am originally from Denmark but live here in Melb, Aus.
You lucky one, if you are really in Tokyo.
I was born in Tokyo (father's business) and haven't been back since 1985.
The blossoms give a certain beautiful feel to a place.
Aoi Matsuri should be on soon, actually I think it's in May if you can get to Kyoto.
@kopenhagen5 wrote:You lucky one, if you are really in Tokyo.
I was born in Tokyo (father's business) and haven't been back since 1985.
The blossoms give a certain beautiful feel to a place.
Aoi Matsuri should be on soon, actually I think it's in May if you can get to Kyoto.
I really was in Tokyo - and arrived Kyoto today would you believe. The cherry blossoms in Tokyo were beautiful and close to full bloom; but are at their peak now here in Kyoto - we are lucky as apparently unseasonably warm this year and the blooming is a little ahead of normal.
Am on a 7 night whirlwind package tour which means I'm finding that i will get home exhausted,with "impressions" of Japan and in total confusion and ignorance as to where I was and what I saw. Every time we do something in this way we vow "never again".....but obviously have short memories.
it is a beautiful country - hope you get back sometime - maybe 2017 for Aoi Matsuri!
