How about cherry blossom viewing in the fallen leaves? This year, the cherry blossoms at St. Luke Hospital also bloomed in October. It started out in late October and is now in full bloom. As it is, it will continue to bloom until around March.
October cherry blossoms do not blossom like Yoshino cherry tree. The shape and color of the petals are just cherry blossoms, but the petals are small and the number of bloomings is not large. If you don't watch it carefully, you'll miss it.
Last year, I found the October cherry blossoms quietly blooming next to the Toysler Memorial Hall in St. Luke Hospital. It's just the opposite side of the photo. It melted into the sky in the back and I didn't notice it at first, but if you look closely, it is cherry blossoms. I thought that it would bloom crazy in such a season, but it seems to be a very kind of cherry tree called October cherry tree.
The Toysler Memorial Hall is a building that makes you feel nostalgic somewhere that seems to appear in the anime directed by Hayao Miyazaki. There is a murmuring around it. It is on the display version that it is drained to secure medical water when the water is cut off. Western-style buildings and clear streams of the early Showa era, and unseasonal cherry blossoms in the grove of St. Luke Hospital. It is a space where you can relax a little.
There are also two cherry blossoms on the Sumida River side of St. Luke's Tower. This is a cherry blossom viewing spot where many Yoshino cherry tree trees are planted and many people visit in spring. The October cherry blossoms, which bloom quietly while the cherry blossoms turn red, create a kind of mysterious world.
