Of Cherry Blossoms, Scenic Views & Gorgeous Sunsets | #SkywatchFriday

Of the many cities I’ve been fortunate enough to travel to, Tokyo remains an all-time favourite. Today, I’m sharing a few photos from my travel diary that I hope you enjoy as much as I do.

The beauty of an April day in Tokyo (in the middle of the Sakura season which comes just once a year and lasts for barely a week) comes alive through these scenes and reminds me it’s probably time for another visit again. I’m not really sure if that’s going to really happen but I do live in hope and every now and then, I go through the album, enjoy the pictures and refresh my memories.

A view of the Shinjuku Gardens in downtown Tokyo.

A cherry blossom-lined road in the Hanami season, when people come to celebrate the spring festival by stopping by and spending time eating, drinking and catching up with each other. It’s a beautiful season to spend outdoors.

The walk from the Imperial Palace along this tree-lined path was unforgettable.
See how pretty the Cherry blossoms look!
This golden sunset was taking place right before our eyes. It was a breathtaking sight!

The soft glow of crimson came in a matter of minutes. Every building with a glass exterior/facade glowed in pink !
One last look at this sight and I felt an eternity had passed by! It was the last picture I took, of the sky, before we hit the subway to get back to our hotel.

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Linking this to #SkywatchFriday, where you will find some amazing sky photographs from all over the world.

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3 thoughts

  1. I love the gorgeous photos of the cherry blossoms and the sky you captured and of course the city. I had a friend who was stationed in a suburb of Tokyo and he loved going to the city for all the sights and sounds.

  2. Beautiful pictures of your trip to Tokyo. The cherry blossom trees are fantastic. I would love to see them in person. Take care. Have a great weekend.

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