Just because it was so beautiful, here are two more pictures that I took in Tokyo today. They are each from three different places, but they all have one thing in common: I encountered the cherry blossom there, which I was chasing after everywhere despite the sometimes rather bad weather. My memories tell me that it was worth it, and my photos are also good proof that in Tokyo we came quite close to the beauty of this very special time of year.

The first picture shows the entrance to a temple in the Ueno region. We passed by there on our last day and, as you can imagine, I couldn't just rush past, but had to look around a bit first.

The other two photo is from a shrines, and Queen Sakuru has also staged herself quite well there. For me, it is often this special combination of cherry blossom and Japanese style elements that is so attractive and appealing. And Tokyo in particular has a whole host of such places to offer and I am excited and delighted every time I discover something new.

The Japanese capital actually impresses me at any time of year, but as it was cherry blossom season when we were last there, I was happy to include this great bonus.

Even though the cherry blossom is now slowly moving on, I still have some fantastic photos that I don't want to withhold from you. So soon there will still be some sakura magic to admire, which is actually pretty good for me too. And that's why I'm continuing exactly where I left off...