A jaw-dropping nighttime view of cherry blossoms in Chidori-ga-fuchi
Chidori-ga-fuchi is the moat at the northwest of the Imperial Palace. There is a 700-meter promenade along the moat. The 260 cherry blossom trees is the most famous place in Japan. The Cherry Blossom Festival starts from last week of March up until the first week of April. Many cherry blossom trees are illuminated at night. Many people come here to have a view.
We could see illuminated Tokyo Tower beyond the moat.
I usually take flower photos only but since the cherry blossom trees are in full bloom, I decided to take some pictures of ithem too. They are very gorgeous.
The contrast between illuminated flowers and black background is beautiful.
The flowers like balls emerge from the black water.
It looks like an avalanche of flowers. It felt like a luxurious scene.
Many people enjoyed walking the promenade under the trees.
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I love the contrasting light. You have an eye of a photographer. Great work!
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DeleteOh I wanna see this place. It's like a fantasy world that any princess or lady would want to hear a marriage proposal. This would definitely be written on my " dream place to visit" list.
ReplyDeleteThese photos are spectacular!
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DeleteHello. Very talented! The first photo looks like a painting! -Edel
ReplyDeleteThank you for your comment. I recommend you come to Japan in April, you can see wonderful cherry blossom anywhere in Japan. I would like you to come to my blog again. See you.
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