Sleepwalking in Tokyo

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Posted in Japan, Tokyo by sleepwalkingintokyo on March 31, 2010

out of focus cherry blossom

Sakura at Harimazaka, Bunkyo ward

Sorry for the lack of updates lately. I have been working long hours…work have been crazy. I might pass out anytime while writing this post…lol

Photos above were taken during a walk I took last weekend at the Harimazaka (播磨坂)in Bunkyo ward (文京区). I think the cherry blossoms will be in full bloom this weekend. Crossing my fingers & am hoping for good weather … but all my friends seems to have plans of their own…I think I’ll have to go ohami alone….how sad is that!? *pathetic*

Oh well…

English : cherry-blossom viewing
Japanese : お花見 (おはなみ・Ohanami)
Korean : 벚꽃구경 (beot kkoc gu gyeong) *not very sure if this is correct*
Chinese : 赏樱花 (shang ying hua)

p/s: Jackie, if you’re reading this, please tell me if the Hangul for cherry-blossom viewing is correct?

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  1. jackie said, on April 1, 2010 at 8:56 am

    Hi! Very close, but “kkot” instead of “kkoc”. Otherwise, well done!
    There’s nothing wrong with spending time on your own, it’s not pathetic! I love doing stuff alone, I even go to restaurants alone and actually prefer to shop by myself.

    • sleepwalkingintokyo said, on April 1, 2010 at 11:38 pm

      hi Jackie, thanks for letting me know the right pronunciation!! Oh. Actually I don’t shop much but I do take walks alone very often. I live alone so if I don’t meet up with anyone during weekends I might not be speaking a word at all which I find quite weird sometimes :o


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