Saturday in the park I think it is the seventh of october...
It is a clear sky!!
This is Hama-rikyu Park, in the middle of Tokyo.
This used to be a villa for Shogunate, former rulers all over Japan. Now it is a park, full of pine trees and surrounded by many skyscrapers. Pine trees have been thought to be noble ones and were often planted in Shogunate's and Imperial's residence. A big pond has still remained and people can enjoy some tea in a house near a bridge.
In the park I can see trees of green, skies of blue, and clouds of white, but cannot hear babies crying.
Anyway I think to myself, what a wonderful day!
PS. Personally I like "Saturday in the park" by Chicago and "What a wonderful world" by Louis Armstrong though it is a little classic:-)
posted by Unknown @ 7:21 PM
6 comments
6 Comments:
it seems like a very nice park, hope you'll find some time this weekend to have a tea there :)
hi, first time to visit your blog! both are great pictures. keep it up!
- Raymond from Singapore
beautiful photos and beautiful park too~~~
:D
I cant imagine how happy i would be if have tea there!
Enjoy your nice autumn and weekend~~
...Jing
What a lovely park! I love the lagoon.
The contrast with the buildings in the rear is quite dramatic!
jazzy: Thank you for your commnets. Yesterday and Today was a nice weekend with clear and shiny sky. I think you had a nice weekend there:-)
raymond: Nice to meet you. Thank you for visiting this DP:-)
jing: It was very nice to have a tea there with a nice vista!
edulabbe: Thank you! Tokyo has, perhaps as you know, many towering buildings but some nice big parks with rich green like this:-)
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