The chilly days continued after Keihaku, but Sunday morning when the temperature rose and the weather became warmer. As I walked along the sidewalk along Ningyocho-dori, I noticed the display of Judo.
There was a branch with magnolia buds. As I thought it was cute
, I found a magnolia in a street tree near the amazake Yokocho intersection. There were a lot of buds that seemed to open soon.
I thought that spring could be found everywhere in the city soon, so I finished my errand and moved out around Ningyocho-Nihonbashi after 3 pm. When I went to see the magnolia I saw in the morning again, the buds are swelling more than in the morning.
The number of people going to the city increased, and many people stopped and watched. In addition, I would like to introduce "Spring" that I found.
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Mitsumata (Ningyocho-dori). The back is Rigare Nihonbashi Ningyocho, a high-rise apartment.
There was a branch with white flowers at the entrance of Yoshiume.
This street, called Geisha Shindo, seems to have not been damaged by the Great Kanto Earthquake or the war, and it seems that the buildings at that time remain.
The winter scenery of February was also tasteful.
A cherry blossom tree near Yabusoba, Ningyocho. It's similar to Yoshino cherry tree. Is it different?
I think it's a cat willow ... (Ota sushi)
Walking toward Nihonbashi and crossing Showa-dori, the hydrangea street in Nihonbashi Honmachi is Okamezakura.
The dark pink and small petals are lovely.
Unfortunately, the cherry blossoms in Hashizume Japan were still small buds.
Sunlight cherry blossoms in front of Mitsubishi Warehouse Edobashi Warehouse Building under renovation. This was still a bud, but it's colored, isn't it?
After a little walk, the margaret was in full bloom in the planting of the Sumida River Terrace near Kiyosu Bridge.
However, the most favorite spring I found recently is Sakura Mochi and Sakura Dango from Mihara Domoto.
After all, dumplings rather than flowers
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