
Pink and white, on the same tree
Originally uploaded by nofrills
桃。同じ木に、白い花とピンク色の花。「源平」(源氏と平家)と呼ぶらしい。
Photo taken on 3rd April, 2010.
Tokyo, Japan
a tokyo photolog (my flickr archive, and occasional rant and rave: I have a free flickr acount, and want to keep the pics I have uploaded.)

桃。同じ木に、白い花とピンク色の花。「源平」(源氏と平家)と呼ぶらしい。
Photo taken on 3rd April, 2010.
Tokyo, Japan

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"Don Justo is Don Justo is Don Justo (versie Nederlands Online Filmfestival, NOFF / NFF)" by mariaheidemann2008
www.youtube.com/watch?v=4k8D9RqpMRU
On the 1st April 2010, YouTube announced "TEXTp". Read about it in English, or you may prefer 日本語; I think other languages versions are available.
I happened to be reading a Times article on a man called Don Justo and his Cathedral for Our Lady of the Pillar (amazing), so I put his name in youtube's search box and found this superb documentary/art film. Then I clicked on the TEXTp button, and ... WOW.

Picture taken yesterday afternoon (27 March 2010).

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Cherry blossoms in Tokyo, Japan.
Picture taken yesterday's afternoon (27 March 2010).

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Cherry blossoms in Tokyo, Japan.
Picture taken yesterday's afternoon (27 March 2010).

Cherry blossoms in Tokyo, Japan.
Picture taken this afternoon.
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Cherry blossoms in Tokyo - they are a bit late this year due to the cold and prolonged winter.
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Cherry blossoms in Tokyo - they are a bit late this year due to the cold and prolonged winter.
See more:
Cherry blossoms in Tokyo, Japan.
Picture taken this afternoon.
See more:
www.flickr.com/photos/nofrills/archives/date-posted/2010/...

* This is a reposted picture, many times again, as I don't want this one to slip away.
Original post, which is now five years old, is here, and another post here, and here, and here too, each with some comments. (Thank you!) This page is the most recent.
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A thirty-year-old sign of "no nukes declaration." large letters were possibly hand-written, in a very beautiful authentic style.
"No Nukes Declaration" can be seen in a lot of cities around Japan, because Japan is the first country that was nuke-bombed (in 1945).
peace. :-)
PS:
Feel free to use this pic on your blog if you like.