Assalamualaikum semua yang membaca..
nak tanye sikit..korang pernah tgk x pokok sakura mcm mane..yang pernah tgk tu..lawa kan..indah kan bile dapat tgk pokok sakura gugur..beruntung lah pade mereke yg dh pernah pegi tgk..
semalam aku terbace satu artikel pasal pokok sakura..aku terpegun dgn pokok sakura ny..dan kalau boleh aku nk pergi melancong kat jepun n tgk pokok sakura tu gugur..tp apekan daya..aku xde modal nk pergi sane..n lagi satu aku bkn nye pndai speaking english apetah lagi nk ckp bhse jepun..kikiki..
smlm aku bace dlm artikel tu yang pokok sakura berkembang dlm mase lebih kurang 7-14 hari je..pastu gugur..dan bunga sakura ny berkembang setahun sekali je..pokok sakura ny berkembang ikut waktu dan tempat..ade tempat mcm di wilayah Kanto yang meliputi tokyo,chiba dan kawasan sekitar nye,pokok sakura akan berkembang pade akhir bulan march hingga awal bulan april..ade jgk tempat lain spt di daerah kyushuu di bahagian selatan jepun,pokok sakura berkembang pada pertengahan march..kat hokkaido(bahagian utara jepun) masyarakat disitu boleh melihat pokok sakura berkembang pada akhir bulan april hingga awal bulan mei..
sedikit info tentang ueno kouen
The park was established since 1873, and includes the largest national park
in Tokyo. Not just a park, the area is also famous for Ueno Ueno Zoo, Science Museum, Tokyo National Museum and several other art museums. The cherry trees in Ueno Park and the amount over 1,000 trees. To reach the National Park Ueno Kouen not difficult. Lies only 4 kilometers and the city center of Tokyo station. No wonder the Ueno be one of the many tourist destinations. To reach there, you can catch a train transport. Almost all provinces in Tokyo can be reached by public transport is. That's one of the reasons
why societies in Tokyo refused to have a private car. And Tokyo central station to Ueno Station only takes 7 minutes. ticket good for any car can be purchased directly from the machine located next to the gate. Late train schedule already very compact, even if the rush hours cars are often late once every 3 minutes. Here, you do not enjoy the tour to see sakura blooming alone. Many Japanese citizens also enjoy the beautiful and romantic cherry blossoms. Not just people who are running, but many people choose to call rest mat and sat down to eat and drink on the streets together with your friends and co-workers while looking flowers.
in Tokyo. Not just a park, the area is also famous for Ueno Ueno Zoo, Science Museum, Tokyo National Museum and several other art museums. The cherry trees in Ueno Park and the amount over 1,000 trees. To reach the National Park Ueno Kouen not difficult. Lies only 4 kilometers and the city center of Tokyo station. No wonder the Ueno be one of the many tourist destinations. To reach there, you can catch a train transport. Almost all provinces in Tokyo can be reached by public transport is. That's one of the reasons
why societies in Tokyo refused to have a private car. And Tokyo central station to Ueno Station only takes 7 minutes. ticket good for any car can be purchased directly from the machine located next to the gate. Late train schedule already very compact, even if the rush hours cars are often late once every 3 minutes. Here, you do not enjoy the tour to see sakura blooming alone. Many Japanese citizens also enjoy the beautiful and romantic cherry blossoms. Not just people who are running, but many people choose to call rest mat and sat down to eat and drink on the streets together with your friends and co-workers while looking flowers.
ermm..rasenye smpai sini je kot aku taip..maaf lah kalau info yang last tu aku letak dlm bhsa org puteh..aku mls nk translate kan lah..kikiki..ape2 pun..pade mereka yang nk pergi ke jepun n ber'hanami'(melihat pokok sakura) kat sane..aku doa kan supaye korang berjaye..aku pun in sya allah akan sampai ke jepun jgk suatu mase nnt utk ber'hanami' kat sane..tp igt..sebelum pergi tu kene dpt kan info bile pokok sakura ny berkembang..jgn main terjah je..sbb pokok tu berkembang seminggu je dlm setahun..kikiki..ok..chau..nak g tido.
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