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Sakura 2010 - Sagamihara

09/04/2010


I always feel blessed to witness the beauty of the spring of Japan. It is the revival of earth, human and everything you can imagine of. The main attraction of the spring in Japan unarguably  is Sakura. The beauty of sakura trees dressed in pink and falling pink petals cools your soul. No wonder Sakura has become the Japans national flower. Hope it becomes the flower of the earth one day.

These are some shots I managed to while I was walking in my campus premises. The university premises where I study is  full of all types of Sakura and it becomes a treat to the eye when it comes to the spring.
Enjoy!!!! Click on the pictures for a better view.

Behind the Block No2

The Bicycle Park

Behind Block No2 from above

Infront of my hostel

Entrance gate to the hostel

Close shot of Sakura flowers

These shots were taken at the Kita Koen where the Sakura is yet to bloom. Close shots of a type of sakura flowers. Same kind  in different colors.



 

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