Happy Holidays.
Tag: Holidays
A holiday in Yokohama
When people living in Yokohama say “go to Yokohama”, it means they visit the Yokohama station or sightseeing areas around the bay. Indeed, I went to Yokohama last week, in which we had some national holidays, and spent a cheerful day.
横浜に住んでいるひとが「横浜に行く」と言う時、それは、横浜駅か湾の観光地エリアを訪ねることの意味である。まさに先週のGW、横浜に行き、愉しい時間を過ごしてきた。
a girl with red shoes
Yamahita Kouen Park 山下公園
Costa Victoria
Waiting for their parade
Ready to go
on the parade
just before starting
Yamashita Kouen
on the parade
Beer Festa
Red-Bric house 赤レンガ
Pier
Costa Victoria
azalea
MM21 area みなとみらい地区
Weekly Photo Challenge: Yellow
I don’t imagine a taxi in New York by hearing the word yellow but, at least, the words yellow cab seems to be a common perception. The color of taxi should be yellow and have checker board design even if it is a boat.
In response to the weekly photo challenge, Yellow by The Daily Post.
Weekly Photo Challenge: Twinkle
It’s holiday season also in Yokohama. The city is twinkling like a star and go to bed at late night.
Aka-renga, literally red bricks, was a warehouse for exporting long while and is now used for a shopping mall. In the court, the christmas market is held now.
Twinkling winter gives us a warm night.
I’ll feature the twinkle night in Yokohama again soon.
In response to the weekly photo challenge, Twinkle by The Daily Post.
Weekly Photo Challenge: Community
A special season will be coming soon in Japan, not of Christmas but New Year’s day. Common Japanese people are not so religious. They don’t go to a Shinto shrine or a temple so frequently. One of the exception is the New Year’s day. Even a town community, which is usually just a weak network though, sometimes leads religious activities. Perhaps, we human beings are always finding a reason of communication. 
This challenge was set by the Daily Post.
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