Sakura Hanami event along Tamagawa river
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In this season, early in april, many Japanese people enjoy an event called Hanami, which means viewing Sakura blossoms. In this year, many people especially lived in the east part of Japan have been refraining to participate in pleasant events such as Hanami from the day of the earthquake. However, in recent days people gradually began to enjoy holidays. This is a little-known cool spot for Hanami. In the day, some families including a foreign group enjoyed viewing Sakura, eating and drinking.
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