One sunny day in late February, I visited Yokokan Garden. Since a sunny day is quite rare in Fukui (it's almost always gray and buried in snow during winter!), I jumped out of bed as soon as I saw sunshine through my window in the morning.
As I'd expected, Yokokan was basking in the sun as though it was celebrating the early arrival of spring. Snow was melting, birds were chirping, plum trees were blossoming, and people were chilling under the blue sky, full of hope for the coming spring. This garden is beautiful throughout the year, but perhaps the early spring awakening is the best of all seasons.
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Elena Lisina
8 years ago
Kirei desu! Takako-san no shashin daisuki desuyo! :)
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Takako Sakamoto
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8 years ago
Thank you Elena for your wonderful words...greatest reward for meヽ(^o^)丿
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Elena Lisina
8 years ago
The photos are really great! Takako-san, what's your profession? I used to be a designer, but now I'm a doll artist.
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Takako Sakamoto
Photographer
8 years ago
Designer and doll artist sound great Elena! I'm a translator, and photography is my hobbyヽ(^。^)ノ
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Elena Lisina
8 years ago
Takako-san no shashin professional desu!
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Jerome Lee
8 years ago
Wow, beautiful pictures Takako! Especially the third BnW one!
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Takako Sakamoto
Photographer
8 years ago
Thanks Jerome!
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Victoria Vlisides
8 years ago
Beautiful and refreshing.
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Takako Sakamoto
Photographer
8 years ago
Thank you Victoria!
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Cathy Cawood
8 years ago
Lovely photos, Takako! This garden looks really beautiful!
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Takako Sakamoto
Photographer
8 years ago
Thank you Cathyヽ(^o^)丿
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