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Snow in Kanagawa 2012

2012/01/23

Though it`s early, snow was there for the second time this year. We are more than overjoyed to see this beautiful snowy night today.. Too bad, my window view is covered with a little yard of trees so sunlight or even normal street light does not reach my windows. So my snowy view can barely be captured from my poor little camera..


Why  is this particular snowing important to me...??
 you may wonder. :)

That is because this would be my final snowing in Kanagawa.
This would be the last snowing I may see from my hostel windows..

This is how it looks from my fourth floor window.











Sorry for the poor quality of the captures.
Enjoy.. Hopefully there would be more snow tomorrow and a better view.


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  1. PrabhaJanuary 23, 2012 at 11:44 PM

    wooooowwww

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  2. Ku...February 4, 2012 at 5:28 PM

    Thanks Pranbha..

    Snow is always an enchantment :)

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  3. AnonymousMarch 16, 2012 at 5:19 AM

    Hi Kula, hows life ?
    Stopped by your blog ..... nice to see u enjoying life :) so have u completed your studies?
    Why is it the last snowing ? are u leaving Japan soon ?

    friend@Uni
    tc bs :)

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  4. Ku...April 30, 2012 at 9:45 AM

    Hey!!! Glad to hear from you... I completed my studies and am working here now...
    Thismy last sn owing as a student:)
    How are u ? Now working?

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