The cherry blossom festival of the amazake Yokocho Store Association was suddenly canceled due to the Great East Japan Earthquake.
Today, I felt quite warm, so I went to Hamacho River Green Road to look for cherry blossoms.
I found a tree in the middle of the statue of Benkei.
Do you know?
It is the statue of Benkei directly below.
Ningyocho is said to have set up a statue of Benkei in the "Kanjin Book" here in commemoration of its prospering as a play street in the Edo period. It seems that the wooden gate in the back is a crown gate.
There is a monument on the north side of this green path of "the land of Chinese medicine reconstruction".
It may be difficult to understand.
Is the cherry blossoms in the middle of next week?
Cross Kiyosubashi-dori and head to Hamacho Park.
The "Akame" at the fence of the tree-lined road at the entrance of the park in front of Meijiza has been colored in Oita.
Gourmets are in full bloom.
The cherry blossoms in the park have not yet bloomed.
The children were gathering in a small pond, so I looked into it.
Look inside the pond.
That's right. It's a tadpole.
When I turned my eyes toward the bank, the white "Yukiyanagi" and the red "Hanamo" were competing for victory as the tip of the cherry blossoms.
