I feel like I can never be far from music. It’s everywhere, after all. For example, when we visited Tokyo in April 2024, we encountered many musicians on the streets, performing or casually walking with their instruments. Here are some selected photographs for you to enjoy.Read More

The Asakusa district is a must-visit place in Japan. The main attraction is The Sensoji Temple, the most popular temple built in the 7th century. During our visit in April 2024, we spotted many tourists wearing kimonos, and traditional Japanese dress, on the streets around the area. This became the main theme of this photography...Read More

The moment when we were having fun taking pictures in the park.Read More

In the serene ambiance of the Sakura Garden, my friend, Rachita, confidently flicks her hair.Read More

A beautiful combination of pink Sakura and a perfect smile!Read More

An empty bench in the Sakura Garden.Read More

The Shinjuku Gyoen Park is a very family-friendly space for sitting and playing around.Read More

A perfect place to experience nature with friends.Read More

The Shinjuku Gyoen Park is 144 acres and has more than 20,000 trees, including 1,500 cherry blossom trees. To enter the park, you need to pay 500 yen per person. It’s very affordable to bring family and friends to relax.Read More

Sakura Season – The cherry blossom, or sakura, symbolizes the ephemeral nature of life (mono no aware) and the beauty of transience. These trees produce beautiful pink or white blossoms in spring. This tree is one of many found in Shinjuku Gyoen, the largest and most popular park in Tokyo.Read More