Tokyo Dream

@tokyo-d-r-e-a-m

Previously known as Hearts of Japan, Tokyo Dream a blog dedicated to one of Asia's richest cultures and high-tech emporia, from Tokyo's lively neon streetlights to tranquil villages, and to magnificent ancient castles. I hope you'll enjoy looking at this blog as much as I enjoy working on it. Requests and submissions are always welcome, along with any comments or questions, so don't be shy. (-^ 0 ^-) Enough said, thanks to those who follow this blog. And those who don't, I still hope you enjoy looking at it anyways. :)

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by Julian Fisher

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Takeo Onsen: A 1300 Year History Awaits In This Saga Hot Spring Town!

Takeo Onsen is an inn town on the former Nagasaki Kaido route and is recorded in books from 1300 years ago. Several historical people have stayed in this area. We will introduce access, day bath spots, recommended inns, fun things to do and more.

https://matcha-jp.com/en/4464

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Ginzan Onsen (銀山温泉) - Ginzan Onsen Town (銀山温泉街) by cheunwi

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Hakone jinja

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Pictures of Japan during the rainy season look like they are straight out of a painting. This is where I got it from.

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Damn that’s beautiful.

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by papa

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Arashiyama (by dtpancio)

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The largest national park in Japan. © Akio Terasawa - Autumn 2013

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Ahhhh so beautiful.

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The wind blows, the flowers float away. It's simply how things are.

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Chōshūkaku - Sankeien Garden

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Visit Original Link

(Listen!)

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OH WOOOWWW

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My life is one thousand times better after hearing this.

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can someone find a source on this??? its so good :0

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The Best Pictures Of This Year’s Japanese Cherry Blossoms

The Japanese cherry blossom, known as the Sakura in Japanese, is the flower of a cherry tree that is cultivated for its decorative features rather than for cherries (it doesn’t bear fruit). The overwhelming beauty of the cherry blossom bloom has been known and adored for ages. The blooming period is associated with Japanese traditions, culture, aesthetics, and is a bittersweet metaphor for the ephemeral nature of life itself.

The blooming cherry blossoms herald the beginning of the centuries-old Hanami festival – the traditional Japanese custom of picnicking under trees rich with flowering Sakura branches and enjoying this short but striking first breath of spring. The blossoming wave usually starts in Okinawa in January or February and progresses through all of Japan until April or May. The cherry blossom front (Sakura zensen) can be conveniently tracked every year using this calendar.

Source: Demilked Magazine