Cherry Blossom Viewing

Master Kawazu takes his young apprentice on a cherry blossom viewing trip in Vancouver, British Columbia (Canada), where 37 000 cherry trees bloom every year.

 

2011-03-21:

Flower viewing ("O-Hanami") started during the Heian Period (794-1185).

 

2011-03-22:

It's thanks to Vancouver's moderate oceanic climate that we can enjoy cherry blossoms.

 

2011-03-23:

Vancouver during cherry blossoms time is definitely worth a visit!

2011-03-24:

Cherry blossoms cannot be rushed.

2011-03-27:

So many cherry trees... so little time.

2011-03-28:

The old cherry trees behind Joy Kogawa's historical house was covered with knitted cherry blossoms.

 

2011-03-31:

The cherry blossoms are out!

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Every day should be Sakura Day!

2011-04-02:

The Haiku Stone is at the VanDusen botanical garden in Vancouver, BC.

2011-04-03:

Check out the upcoming cherry tree talks and walks.

2011-04-05:

Take care of your cherry tree.

2011-04-07:

The attack of the cherry blossoms!

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2011-04-10:

Cherry blossoms give us a taste of spring.

 

2011-04-11:

Under the cherry tree, there is no privacy.

2011-04-12:

It's so lovely how cherry petals fall.

2011-04-13:

Cherry blossoms viewing tip #1

2011-04-14:

Biking under the blossoms is awesome!

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2011-04-17:

It's a tragedy!

2011-04-18:

Don't wait.

2011-04-20:

Beware of flower clusters.

2011-04-21:

Warning: slippery when wet.

2011-04-26:

 

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2011-05-02 (babies):

2011-05-03 (teacher):

2011-03-04 (weather):

2011-05-05 (celebration/holiday):

2011-05-06 (recycling):

2011-05-07 (space or a space):

2011-05-11 (no theme):

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