柴魚小屋

No need to rub your eyes! It's me alright...heh heh....
I still couldn't find a cheap internet cafe where I can access my email
accounts, so sorry for friends who had mailed me in the last few days, I
didn't see them yet.

But I will. So keep writing haha.

Last weekend I took days off work. It's the cherry blossom season in Japan,
so it'd be crazy if I scheduled myself for work for these days. It was a
good time to relieve, too, as I nearly lost my voice due to teaching. I
should be smarter. I should have let them do the talking ><;;;

Anyways, enough time for mourning. Let's talk about Hanami!

I went to Hanami for a total of 3 days. First day I went to ShinjukuGyoen
with my mom. 76 different varieties of cherry blossoms bloomming in the
centre of the busiest city of Tokyo, could you imagine the beauty of it?
It was Friday so we had the leisure to enjoy the aroma, the flying petals,
and the great scenery without much disturbance from people. I took some
great pics, too. I will try to upload them when possible.


On the next day I went picnicking with my friends in Shukugawahara. It
was the first time I ever ate under cherry trees. I had a great time eating,
chatting with friends and their Japanese friends. And surprisingly, one of
them also LOVES one-piece. He went to buy 2 models hoping that he could
get CHOPPER this time, but he ended up getting one Sanji and one Ruffy.
Well at least he got 2 different ones.

And yesterday, I went to Komazawa Olympics park to take a last glance at
the flowers. To tell you the truth, I went against my will because I was
forced to see it right after work. But I didn't regret it. It was quite
windy in the afternoon yesterday, so lots of petals were felling off.
Everything is nice except dirts get into our eyes. Bad days for contact lense
wearers. haha.

I am going to upload all the pics and write a detailed diary in Chinese next
time. This is a short note for myself...in case i forgot. Chinese is still
the most beautiful language to narrate a personal experience.
to go