Here are a few pictures of the beautiful cherry trees in Shinjuku Gyoen (park). The custom is to sit under the trees as the blossoms come out and eat and drink and well, watch the trees. Very relaxing. Enjoy!
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1 comment:
WOW!!!! I can't believe how big the kids are! Sounds like you are all settled in and living life! How's the book coming? Life here is good. Erin is growing, has 7 teeth and I can't believe she's 11 months! love to all!
rachel
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