Ueno Toshogu is a shinto shrine located in Ueno Park.
Many stone lanterns stand both side of the approach.
You can see petals of cherry blossoms on the stone lantern in the photo above.
(Note)
These photos were taken on April 13, 2010.
April 16, 2010
Approach of Ueno Toshogu
Ueno Toshogu is a shinto shrine located in Ueno Park.
Many stone lanterns stand both side of the approach.
You can see petals of cherry blossoms on the stone lantern in the photo above.
(Note)
These photos were taken on April 13, 2010.
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Konnichiwa Nobu-san!
Thanks a lot for your comment on my blog.
Yes, my hometown Bad Mergentheim has a sister-city / twinning arrangement of towns with the Japanese city of Fuefuki (笛吹市), located in Yamanashi.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fuefuki,_Yamanashi
And that's obviously the reason why my hometown has a cherry tree with a (Japanese) stone latern next to it in its spa gardens.
But the laterns you shot several photos of are much more beautiful!
I like the contrast between those strong, heavy and eternal stone lanterns, and the ephemeral silky lightness of the petals...Your country offers so much poetry!
Hello Nobu,
Fabulous pictures, this place is so beautiful and I loved the perspective in your shots!
Have a great weekend,
hugs
Léia
Beautiful shots, thanks for the tour!
Amazing pictures!
I perfectly agree with Malyss...
I can't think of anything more suggestive..
Ueno Park is one of the best parks to see ohanami in Tokyo?
Hello. This forever will be part of my memory. The Ueno Park is where we're at during March 11 earthquake. A day after we arrived in Tokyo for holiday. My prayers to your beautiful country and your countrymen. You can visit my blog to follow my journal regarding our Tokyo experience at http://arvtar.blogspot.com/
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