Kokyomae Hiroba
A visit to the Imperial Palace in central Tokyo revealed an urban landscape where towering steel-and-glass office buildings contrast with the neatly manicured lawns and sculpted Japanese pine trees (matsu), all under a crisp winter morning sky.
Ueno Station
A vibrant stained-glass mural inside Ueno Station in Tokyo, Japan, showcasing a colorful design of flowers, starry skies, and Japanese fans. The illuminated artwork adds a touch of artistry to the busy transit hub, while directional signs guide commuters to exits, subway lines, and nearby attractions.
Garden Gazebo
The gazebo at Yokohama English Garden offers a peaceful retreat from the summer sun, enveloping visitors in the fragrant aromas of roses and herbs, accompanied by the soothing sounds of cicadas.
Envy Zinnia
While the Yokohama English Garden is known for its roses, off-season blooms are ensured with other vibrant flowers like zinnias. These hardy summer flowers, with their broad, layered petals, come in a range of bright colors and thrive in hot conditions on tall, upright stems.
Union Jack
A weathered white bench adorned with a faded Union Jack sits gracefully amidst the vibrant blooms and greenery of Yokohama English Garden, evoking a charming blend of British heritage and natural beauty.
Yellow and Pink Blossoms
Discover the beauty of summer through my latest blog post, where I explore the subtle charm of a resilient sunflower, the graceful allure of a rose, and the vibrant tapestry of colors found in a garden filled with Marigolds. Each flower tells its own story in these snapshots taken at the Yokohama English Garden. Check out the full write-up to experience the magic of these blooms that bring a touch of brightness to even the hottest days.
Yokohama English Garden
Stroll through the vibrant “Rose Tunnel” during the Summer Festival, where colorful wind chimes and playful toy windmills create a soothing visual and auditory experience. The gentle breeze adds life to this tranquil oasis, making summer days feel delightfully serene.