I just can't get enough of sakura eventhough it has been 2 months since I came back from my epic trip to Japan. First trip to many more to come, hopefully and I am already thinking of going back there again next year during sakura season. It's something to do with the pinkness (and I dont even like pink), flowery and everyone seems to be in happy mood.
I noticed there are actually a few variations of the flowers though so far all I can distinguish are whitish pink, pink pink and reddish pink. Most of the flowers I saw in Nara park in whitish pink while in Kyoto mostly are pink pink and only in Arashiyama I can se reddish pink.
Not going to talk much of the sakura tree species as you can get a good guide at this website.
Here's some of the upclose sakura flowers that I managed to capture.
Along the Philosopher's Path |
At Imperial Palace Kyoto |
At Heian Shrine, one of the willow tree |
At Tenryuji temple |
Not sure whether this is sakura or not, oh well, it's quite pretty |
Among the red and white sakura |
Hybrid colour of white and red sakura flowers at Tenryuji Temple |
At Arashiyama, you can see some buds are still not opened yet |
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