Walking into YuYuanTan for the Cherry Blossom Festival reminded me of this scene and brought about some euphoria. How could one not, in a park full of cherry trees blossoming everywhere! Though the life expectancy of these pink blossoms are but a few weeks only, several varieties of these trees were planted so they bloom at different times, keeping the park looking vibrant for spring.
Apr 7, 2007
Cherry Blossom Festival.
A particular scene from Sophia Coppola's movie, Lost in Translation, left a profound impression in my frontal lobe, a scene where Charlotte explores the strange wonders of Japanese life outside her hotel room and comes across a couple dressed in kimono, walking graciously along a pathway towards a ginza. The sakura trees that lined the pathway had thousands of white strips of paper tied to its branches which made the whole scenery look like a surreal winterscape.
Walking into YuYuanTan for the Cherry Blossom Festival reminded me of this scene and brought about some euphoria. How could one not, in a park full of cherry trees blossoming everywhere! Though the life expectancy of these pink blossoms are but a few weeks only, several varieties of these trees were planted so they bloom at different times, keeping the park looking vibrant for spring.
Walking into YuYuanTan for the Cherry Blossom Festival reminded me of this scene and brought about some euphoria. How could one not, in a park full of cherry trees blossoming everywhere! Though the life expectancy of these pink blossoms are but a few weeks only, several varieties of these trees were planted so they bloom at different times, keeping the park looking vibrant for spring.
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