Introduction: To some extent, it is a tradition to visit cherry blossoms in Japan, and it is the same reason to visit pandas in our country with foreign friends. (Source: Fashion Bride)
It is not that the cherry blossoms in Japan are more beautiful than those in China, but that the cherry blossoms mainly grow in Japan. Japan is the "hometown of cherry blossoms", so people will think of Japan when they mention cherry blossoms.
This time, Aizao took everyone to Japan to enjoy the colorful cherry blossoms. When the cherry blossoms fell, he met the person who was watching the cherry blossoms together at the same time.
Dressing Guide
At this time, the average temperature in Japan is 19 ℃, and the minimum temperature is 10 ℃. The light windproof coat and comfortable cotton blouse are the most suitable for going out for a spring outing.
If you want to match the theme of cherry blossom appreciation and integrate into the local, you can also choose to rent a set in the local kimono shop.
Tips
1。 Choose the color that suits your temperament and skin color;
2。 The bathrobe and belt tied in the same color are about equal to hanging a notice board of "I am a tourist" on my body;
3。 Choose a lining in the same color as the belt.
Pack up, Aizao is about to start the journey to find cherry trees in Japan, let's go!
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- Kyoto -
Kyoto is a city with a long history. It can't help slowing down in this city.
The streets are clean and tidy, each house has its own characteristics, but it does not appear messy.
There are scattered cherry trees standing on the street corner, cold and proud. Under the trees, there are always boys and girls riding bicycles, laughing and bustling.
Before starting the cherry hunt, Aizao casually opened a movie "Five Centimeters per Second" on the computer. There was a line: "The cherry blossoms fall at a speed of five centimeters per second. How fast should I meet you?"
The second speed of the cherry blossom falling is five centimeters. Between the cherry trees, the male and female masters find each other.
One more time one more chance。
"Five Centimeters per Second" tells the story of a boy and a girl meeting. The short five seconds are stretched in an instant, leaving deep traces in life, carving out the meeting of each other.
Because of this romantic story, Cherry Appreciation has also been rendered a layer of romantic atmosphere.
"Under the cherry tree, I also want to meet you."
In Kyoto, the most famous scenic spot for appreciating cherry trees is the Qingshui Temple in Yinyu Mountain. Almost every visitor to Kyoto will visit here.
Qingshui Temple is the oldest temple in Kyoto and a national treasure of Japan. It has a history of more than 1200 years.
The Qingshui Stage hanging in front of this hall is a national treasure of Japan, surrounded by green trees. In the season of cherry blossom, Qingshui Stage is the most suitable place to enjoy cherry blossoms.
Along the path, visit the surrounding area of Qingshui Temple to enjoy the different flavor of the ancient capital.
Walk on the romantic cherry blossom trail during the day, and the Qingshui Temple at night is also fascinating.
At this time, the cherry tree has changed into the most brilliant spirit in the night sky. It dances and cleans up the shadows, making people feel like entering a dreamland.
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- Nara -
Nara is a treasure house of Japan's historical and cultural heritage, with a forest coverage rate of 77%. In this oxygen filled city, you just need to feel everything quietly and lazily.
The most famous place for appreciating cherry trees in Nara is located in the east of Nara City Street. You can walk from Nara Station.
In spring, cherry trees stand in rows in Nara Park. The wind blows down the cherry trees, bringing out bursts of pink cherry blossom rain. Petals fall on the grass, giving the grass a new layer of soft powder makeup.
Nara Park has not only cherry blossoms, but also smart deer.
Watching deer running on the grass covered with cherry blossom petals, or getting close to deer and feeding deer are not to be missed in Nara Park.
The Cherry Blossoms in Nara Park will never live up to your brilliant imagination of spring. They follow the deer running under the Cherry Blossom Rain. With the gentle wind and soft powder, they meet the future with the gentlest attitude across the falling petals.
The journey to find Sakura is not a deliberate journey, it is casual, it is arbitrary, it is a journey to stop where you go.
The scenery along the way will be matched with what you think at that time, forming a brain loop. When specific words are brought up next time, specific pictures will emerge in your mind.
These are the gifts that travel gives us.
The most important gift is the one you meet when you travel alone, and the one you always accompany on the journey.
