8th March, 2007
Easter in Japan was very different from Easter in Australia. Japanese do not celebrate easter so forget all the usual easter traditions. Instead we spent our day having lunch at one of our Japanese friends houses. We had a feast yet again with okonomiyaki, sushi, rice balls and all sorts of other yummy things.
After our lunch we headed to the castle yet again to view more beautiful cherry blossoms. Seemings as they only happen once a year i thought that i would put up some more photos so that you can see how beautiful and gorgeous these blossoms actually are. I must admit the photos just don't do them justice. Seeing them with your own eyes is much more beautiful.
Easter in Japan was very different from Easter in Australia. Japanese do not celebrate easter so forget all the usual easter traditions. Instead we spent our day having lunch at one of our Japanese friends houses. We had a feast yet again with okonomiyaki, sushi, rice balls and all sorts of other yummy things. 
After our lunch we headed to the castle yet again to view more beautiful cherry blossoms. Seemings as they only happen once a year i thought that i would put up some more photos so that you can see how beautiful and gorgeous these blossoms actually are. I must admit the photos just don't do them justice. Seeing them with your own eyes is much more beautiful. 
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I can't get enough of the sakura!
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