I live like a 5 minute walk away from cafe Sarasa and haven't been able to visit yet so I really need to visit soon 😍 Need to catch the sakura at Hirano shrine too!
Thanks to this video, me and my friend found out and went to the Hirano Shrine at night. We got the Sakura beer and showed them they were on RUclips now. They remembered Seera-san! Very fun people and pretty Sakura.
the Season of Cherry Blossom is the Time of Dreams , " the fall of the Cherry Blossom petal , is as the fall of the tear of the Dreamcatcher " catch the petal , catch the tear , catch the Dream and make a wish
5:12 I saw the same tree in 2007. Apparently it has been there since 1949 and the original one was there for about 200 years. For some reason I thought it was over 500 years old.
This is an amazing timed video, my family arrived in Kyoto from Melbourne on Friday! Thanks so much for all the great recommendations, your videos have been a great source of information and inspiration for our holiday! 🙏🌸
During the years I lived in Japan I always went to Kyoto during Sakura season. But, in my opinion, even better than Kyoto is Hikone-shi, just a 50 minute train ride northeast on the Biwako line. They have an original castle with 2 moats and INCREDIBLE Sakura along the moats and stone walls. With black and white swans in the moats. MUCH less crowded than the kyoto spots and they bloom a week or two after Kyoto's so visiting is a great way to prolong the season. Go behind the castle, between the moat and Jr high school for a very quiet experience. They also do a light up at night and when the air is still the Sakura reflects in the moat.
I just got to Kyoto a couple of days ago. I’ve appreciated Sakura at Imperial Palace and those throughout the city but the Hirano Shrine atmosphere looks incredible. Hopefully I can go during these upcoming days.
Thank you for your videos! Sorry if I missed a video where you explain but: how do you find out about light up events? Is there a place to check for specific cities/areas? I’d love to go to one when traveling end of this year 😮
There is a quiet respectful confidence in the way you share public places with us. Given the news of entitled influencers in Japan, I want to thank you for being a shining example of what respectful behavior looks like in Japan as a content creator. Keep shining, Sarah❤
Whenever I think about wanting to visit Japan, it's during the Sakura season I really would like to visit. But as someone who REALLY isn't a fan of crowds, I've always been worried that an already crowded Japan seems to get even worse during this time of the year so it's great to see that even if some of the places you visited was obviously crowded there was also some quieter places to enjoy the Sakura.
It's worth noting that crowds in Japan are different than crowds in other places in my experience. I'm not a fan of crowds but people are so polite there it's really not stressful like, say, crowded places in America are✌️
I'd like to visit Gion and its vicinity just for the chance to encounter and admire maiko and geisha. But there are so many nice places in Kyoto. Your shot at 17:21 is just so beautiful. Thank you.
Hi Seera/Sarah Thank you to upload such a nice blooming information. I never imagine such a beautiful place in Kyoto. Tokyo has a so many cherry view places, though all place are so crowdy. Also, your tour called friendly people. That make me really enjoy to watch your video. Send my cheer. Please keep guiding Kyoto.
Great videos of Sakura areas around Kyoto! We left Osaka March 29th. We visited Kyoto on the 27th. All the tourist areas were simply overcrowded! We bought an all day bus pass. Road the bus 2 times only, took a taxis back to the train station. Took way too long. Had a great time there.
When I was a kid, my parents took me to Zouheikyoku (造幣局) in Osaka. One of the most magnificent spots for Hanami for sure. There is another spot you can try... it's between Osaka and Nara off of Route 163, called Iimorireien (飯盛霊園). It's a cemetery, but they have many sakura for good hanami spots.
28:20 cant stop laughing when You pulled out the original Mohnbrötchen and a Bretzel, sitting down to enjoy the cherry blossoms at a remote spot in Kyoto :D This was a nice video, I really enjoyed watching. My journey to Japan 2024 starts soon, but it takes me to the north. If I return to Kyoto one day I may visit the more quiet places. Thank You for sharing!
Thanks for visiting Hirano Shrine. I stumbled upon the shrine when I grabbed a taxi from Tenryuji to Kitano Tenmangu Shrine. I asked the driver for recommendations for hanami and he pointed to the shrine's entrance as we passed by. There wasn't a fee then (2019?) and the place was packed. There were picnic tables and restaurants (no food trucks) set up in the back. It was way more crazy and had a fun vibe. It wasn't as crowded as Maruyama Park though.
なつかしい！ Seeing all these places stirs good memories. I was lucky enough to live in Kyoto for three years, not too far from Maruyama Koen and experience Hanami there. Still miss it after all this time.
I love Kyoto. I stay away from the crowded tourist areas , don't get me wrong those areas are great just too crowded unless you go early before everything is open or in the late evening after everything is closed or closing
Precautions Do not break branches of cherry trees. Cherry trees are susceptible to bacterial infection from wounds if damaged. Some facilities prohibit visitors from touching cherry trees. (This is because there have been a series of cases of spectators breaking branches or climbing trees and damaging the trunks.)
I've been to several of these locations. Very nostalgic for me. I'm surprised you didn't cover Kiyomizu-dera on this trip. It's good for both daytime and nighttime blossom viewing, but their light-up at night is really beautiful. They also do a light-up for maple leaves in the autumn. It is pretty crowded, though. The places you went seemed to have a reasonably comfortable crowd level. I love that weeping cherry tree at Maruyama Park. I've been there several times, both during and outside of cherry blossom season. If I understand correctly, even though the Emperor now resides in Tokyo, the Imperial Palace in Kyoto is still one of the Imperial residences and is ready to receive him whenever he wishes to visit Kyoto. My wife and I got married during cherry blossom season in a Shinto ceremony at Nashinoki-Jinja, just off the Imperial Palace grounds. It's a beautiful little rustic Shinto shrine. It was early April and the cherry trees were in peak bloom. We couldn't have asked for better conditions! I hope you come back to Kyoto for the Obon festival with the burning Daimonji on the mountainside. It's so beautiful! The music selections for today's video were so good! I'd love to know what it was.
(1) Suppression of emotions (2) Isolation and loneliness (3) Diverse annual events and hobbies The trinity of Japanese culture In order to adapt to Japanese life, it is important to participate in annual events and hobby circles. Traveling is a typical hobby activity. Hobbies that are now becoming popular among immigrants from the West are motorcycling, cycling, and scuba diving. Scuba diving is also popular among Japanese people in connection with seaweed regeneration activities.
It seems I was there a few days before you, otherwise I would’ve loved to have taken up your suggestions. We visited the Torji temple at night and it was beautiful but also a little crowded! 🌸
Seera, this is honestly, the best Cherry Blossom 🌸 🌸 video I have ever seen. Your cameraman has taken some of the most beautiful, and aesthetic photos, of Japan on RUclips. I almost watched most of this video frame by frame. Each one is worthy of a postcard in its own right. Well done you two!!!!! Thank you, cheers, Muffy from Oz.
I filmed everything myself in this video 😗 Shah, the cameraman I mentioned, works for Tokyo Creative & the video on that channel with his shots will come out later this year!
@@seerasan lol I was confused for a sec too. I was thinking wait.. she isn't filming this herself and the camera man is just making it look like she is filming herself? god damn, this camera man so good I never realized they existed before! LOL
I had planned to go to Japan autumn 2025, but now it looks like it will be SPRING = SAKURA season after all. Yay, playing close attention to your videos, and collecting lots of ideas. Thanks.
Just found this channel and subbed. I used to live in Kyoto in the early 90s. I walked through the Gosho every day to work, looking up at Daimonji. So lovely to see it again. And I am glad to see the cherry blossom tree is still standing in Maruyama Park. It was in danger of falling over back then. One of my favourite places to go was Honen-in Temple along the Philosopher's Path. This was pre-Internet, so I would just take along a book and sit and read; sometimes climbing the hills behind. I am living in Tokyo now (Hachioji) but my heart will always be in Kyoto. BTW, I just uploaded a video of my sakura photos on my channel. (ruclips.net/video/Usau28PshQM/видео.html) The RUclips algorithm decided that your video was in a similar vein to mine and placed it in my recommended. That is how I found your channel. 😊
Hi, once again, I'm relaxing to your video content while unboxing and testing my new small kitchen appliances (toaster and a waffle maker). Thank you so much for this trip video.
@seerasan Believe it or not, I hope to learn how to make waffles. It shouldn't be difficult, I'm thrilled to have purchased the waffle maker yesterday. Thank you for your kindness responses.
Somethings cannot be Searched for , only Discovered . " when it's Fate , there is no coincidence ". the Season of Cherry Blossom is the Time of Dreams , the Tears of a Dreamcatcher are Precious , the fall of the Cherry Blossom Petals , is as the fall of the tears of the Dreamcatcher " , catch the petal , catch the tear , catch the Dream and make a wish
You are getting really good at this Seera... something I notice was some locals pushing you a bit, I hope the bad tourists are not affecting you and your job. Greetings from Costa Rica.
I'm devvo, we missed the Sakura blooms by like a week! We got Sapporo the day Tokyo bloomed, and small part of me was like... Seera-san did that trip in what, 8 hours? ... Maybe worth?
Yes they should all be available! All of this was filmed in the past week, so should all still be blooming, if not in 'fuller' bloom than when I was filming! 🌸
I suggest you call somei-yoshino(染井吉野) cherry in stead of yoshino cherry tree. The name of YoshIno(吉野) has nothing to do with Mt Yoshino(吉野山) of Nara Pref. , where cherry blossoms so famous throughout the mountain. Therefore, the naming of Yoshino cherry would be confused with the cherry blossoms in Mt Yoshino. Somei-yoshino is a hybrid of Edohigan(江戸彼岸) cherry and Oshima-sakura(大島桜) cherry, cross-bred in Edo period. Thereafter, they are planted all over Japan and now become the most popular bred.
What does [SAKURA] mean? It means that the god SA (Inari God: God of Fertility) stays in the mountains in the winter and comes down in the spring. There, farmers hold banquets under the cherry blossoms with the gods in hopes of a bumper harvest, called ``hanami.'' Cherry blossoms mean ``happiness,'' and when the petals fall to the earth, it means that the earth is covered with happiness. In general, cherry blossoms give the impression of being lonely because the petals are falling like snow, but the original meaning is ``God comes in spring.''
One tip I have is don't rent a kimono. Tons of places have popped up with vintage kimono for sale. From what I've seen you could buy one for about the same price or possibly less that renting one. And you will have a really cool souvenir.
I do agree about grabbing a vintage one as a souvenir! The only thing is it's hard to properly dress yourself in a kimono without someone helping you (at least I can't do it yet! ahha)
@@seerasan That's a good point. I've heard they're notoriously difficult to put on. One shop I went in had qr codes linking to videos on how to put them on. So if you're feeling adventurous and have a friend you might be able to manage.
I have 6 dogs and 10 cats. I wonder if I could more than one pet charm if I stopped there and told them. I also work at Petsmart and we support adoption events.
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My favourite time of year!!! In my favourite city in Japan!!! 🌸Which spot would you like to visit the most?
@@gaz.7770 Her farts smell like cherry blossoms!
all of kyoto 😂
I live like a 5 minute walk away from cafe Sarasa and haven't been able to visit yet so I really need to visit soon 😍 Need to catch the sakura at Hirano shrine too!
Thanks for the beautiful Japanese cherry blossom video.😄
So beautiful ❤❤❤
Thank you for actually going out and filming, instead of being in a room talking about things.
I wanna go experience these spots for myself 🤩 🌸
Thanks to this video, me and my friend found out and went to the Hirano Shrine at night. We got the Sakura beer and showed them they were on RUclips now. They remembered Seera-san! Very fun people and pretty Sakura.
Oh my gosh that's so cool! Happy to hear you went & met them at the beer stand 😆🍺
Night time in Kyoto does look very special.
All the moments with people in the background smiling, waving and doing other stuff cracks me up 😀
I only really notice it while editing 😂 (probably better that way haha)
@@seerasan You would be famous now or at least people more familar with content people
That guy was vibing! I loved his lean back to continue dancing on camera when the other guy blocked him out lol
the Season of Cherry Blossom is the Time of Dreams ,
" the fall of the Cherry Blossom petal ,
is as the fall of the tear of the Dreamcatcher "
catch the petal , catch the tear , catch the Dream and make a wish
The other Japan vloggers make me wanna visit. Sarah has a knack of making me feel like I've already been there
こんにちはセーラさん､あなたのチャンネルを見るたびに日本人の忘れかけていた懐かしさや花鳥風月とか日本人に埋もれ掛けてしまった感覚が甦った気がします､ありがとう🌸
well said :)
This was filmed in the most friend based way!
I just toured this area with my best friend…😊
Thank you.
5:12 I saw the same tree in 2007. Apparently it has been there since 1949 and the original one was there for about 200 years. For some reason I thought it was over 500 years old.
This is an amazing timed video, my family arrived in Kyoto from Melbourne on Friday! Thanks so much for all the great recommendations, your videos have been a great source of information and inspiration for our holiday! 🙏🌸
Enjoy your time in Kyoto!! 😊
映像から、とても幸せそうに感じる🍀
so many beautiful views
During the years I lived in Japan I always went to Kyoto during Sakura season. But, in my opinion, even better than Kyoto is Hikone-shi, just a 50 minute train ride northeast on the Biwako line. They have an original castle with 2 moats and INCREDIBLE Sakura along the moats and stone walls. With black and white swans in the moats. MUCH less crowded than the kyoto spots and they bloom a week or two after Kyoto's so visiting is a great way to prolong the season. Go behind the castle, between the moat and Jr high school for a very quiet experience. They also do a light up at night and when the air is still the Sakura reflects in the moat.
日本へようこそ！
お茶碗の持ち方がとても美しいです。
日本語のアクセントも素晴らしい！日本をリスペクトしてくださっているのが伝わってきます。
見ているこちらも幸せな気持ちになれました。ありがとうございます。
Thanks for another video. You're part of my Japan trip prep
I just got to Kyoto a couple of days ago. I’ve appreciated Sakura at Imperial Palace and those throughout the city but the Hirano Shrine atmosphere looks incredible. Hopefully I can go during these upcoming days.
Japan is always great Spring, def agree with you.
Thanks for mentioning me☺🌸
Very useful to find out more about this bakery. Details noted. Thanks.
Thanks for introducing the lovely German bakery to everyone! 😊🥖
Thanks for sharing this video on Kyoto's best hanami spots! 🌸
Thank you for your videos!
Sorry if I missed a video where you explain but: how do you find out about light up events? Is there a place to check for specific cities/areas? I’d love to go to one when traveling end of this year 😮
beautiful and chill place thanks for tour seerasan 🎎
Can't wait to check out these cherry blossoms next spring. Great content!
移動結構大変だったのでは
忙しい妻に黙って行こうと思ったけどやめときます。
今年は京都に行けそうにないので、
美しい笑顔と桜🌸や柳の映像ありがとう😊
桜ビール🍺良いなぁ👍️
日本語でごめんよー
2:05 That laugh was too kawaii 😅
I think I'll visit Japan next spring！Thanks for the video！🫶🇳🇱
There is a quiet respectful confidence in the way you share public places with us. Given the news of entitled influencers in Japan, I want to thank you for being a shining example of what respectful behavior looks like in Japan as a content creator.
Keep shining, Sarah❤
I went to Gosho last Saturday with my family and got the ice cream in Sasaya Iori!
Nice!! Hope you had a good time 🌸😊
Whenever I think about wanting to visit Japan, it's during the Sakura season I really would like to visit.
But as someone who REALLY isn't a fan of crowds, I've always been worried that an already crowded Japan seems to get even worse during this time of the year so it's great to see that even if some of the places you visited was obviously crowded there was also some quieter places to enjoy the Sakura.
It's worth noting that crowds in Japan are different than crowds in other places in my experience. I'm not a fan of crowds but people are so polite there it's really not stressful like, say, crowded places in America are✌️
Thank you for the perfect tour! I can't wait to visit someday.
I'll be there in 2 weeks. Hoping it is still blooming. Awesome video.
I'd like to visit Gion and its vicinity just for the chance to encounter and admire maiko and geisha. But there are so many nice places in Kyoto.
Your shot at 17:21 is just so beautiful. Thank you.
You wre my favourite japanese vlogging youtuber ❤❤❤❤
Love this video so much, I might put it on a loop and let it play all day long while I'm unboxing all the boxes from my previous address.
Hi Seera/Sarah Thank you to upload such a nice blooming information. I never imagine such a beautiful place in Kyoto. Tokyo has a so many cherry view places, though all place are so crowdy. Also, your tour called friendly people. That make me really enjoy to watch your video. Send my cheer. Please keep guiding Kyoto.
Fun fact: Hall & Oates wrote the song "Sara Smile" for Seerasan. 🎶
This is the most beautiful Sakura 🌸 video I've ever seen 😻. The night viewing was so gorgeous 🥰🌸. Thank you so much Sarah 🌸🫶
Love your videos showcasing the beauty of Japan. Love visiting there. Would move there if I could.
Thank you very much for your posting! 投稿ありがとうございます！
I'm glad that you have enjoyed Hanami （花見）🌸
Seera has become the final word on Sakura Season & viewing imho 🎉
Looks so magical with all those sakuras, I need some tea or coffee with a view of those sakuras looks so chill
Very nice looking evening hanami! Thank You for Kyoto Sakura tour!
Thank you for another wonderful trip to Kyoto. I was there this time last year. Missing my friends and Japan right now. This helps! 😊
Take care!
best guide out. More like this!!!!
Great videos of Sakura areas around Kyoto! We left Osaka March 29th. We visited Kyoto on the 27th. All the tourist areas were simply overcrowded! We bought an all day bus pass. Road the bus 2 times only, took a taxis back to the train station. Took way too long. Had a great time there.
Riding the buses is always a bad idea in Kyoto, unfortunately 😢 Rental bikes are the way to go! Or taxis (and trains when you can)
When I was a kid, my parents took me to Zouheikyoku (造幣局) in Osaka. One of the most magnificent spots for Hanami for sure. There is another spot you can try... it's between Osaka and Nara off of Route 163, called Iimorireien (飯盛霊園). It's a cemetery, but they have many sakura for good hanami spots.
28:20 cant stop laughing when You pulled out the original Mohnbrötchen and a Bretzel, sitting down to enjoy the cherry blossoms at a remote spot in Kyoto :D This was a nice video, I really enjoyed watching. My journey to Japan 2024 starts soon, but it takes me to the north. If I return to Kyoto one day I may visit the more quiet places. Thank You for sharing!
Sara your videos are always so fire!! Your editing skills are phenomenal and the footage you take just puts us right in the spot. Keep killing it!!
Sakura is also the name of the square oil pastels I used to get but no one in Australia has them any more. I knew I should have gotten the wooden box.
I used to live in Kyoto for seven years. I love where you got around as well! It's a beautiful vibe and where you can feel leisurely slow time!!
So Beauty😊
sakura&you
Thats the dream scenario, doing everything in this video with Sarah! ♥♥♥
Thanks for visiting Hirano Shrine. I stumbled upon the shrine when I grabbed a taxi from Tenryuji to Kitano Tenmangu Shrine. I asked the driver for recommendations for hanami and he pointed to the shrine's entrance as we passed by. There wasn't a fee then (2019?) and the place was packed. There were picnic tables and restaurants (no food trucks) set up in the back. It was way more crazy and had a fun vibe. It wasn't as crowded as Maruyama Park though.
なつかしい！
Seeing all these places stirs good memories.
I was lucky enough to live in Kyoto for three years, not too far from Maruyama Koen and experience Hanami there. Still miss it after all this time.
I've gone through the philosopher's path during momiji and it's also beautiful.
I've never been during moiji season, but nanzenji located nearby is a great autumn spot so that makes sense!
I love Kyoto. I stay away from the crowded tourist areas , don't get me wrong those areas are great just too crowded unless you go early before everything is open or in the late evening after everything is closed or closing
Beautiful backdrop of every moment, with Flawless Seera in the foreground
Precautions
Do not break branches of cherry trees.
Cherry trees are susceptible to bacterial infection from wounds if damaged. Some facilities prohibit visitors from touching cherry trees.
(This is because there have been a series of cases of spectators breaking branches or climbing trees and damaging the trunks.)
I've been to several of these locations. Very nostalgic for me. I'm surprised you didn't cover Kiyomizu-dera on this trip. It's good for both daytime and nighttime blossom viewing, but their light-up at night is really beautiful. They also do a light-up for maple leaves in the autumn. It is pretty crowded, though. The places you went seemed to have a reasonably comfortable crowd level. I love that weeping cherry tree at Maruyama Park. I've been there several times, both during and outside of cherry blossom season.
If I understand correctly, even though the Emperor now resides in Tokyo, the Imperial Palace in Kyoto is still one of the Imperial residences and is ready to receive him whenever he wishes to visit Kyoto. My wife and I got married during cherry blossom season in a Shinto ceremony at Nashinoki-Jinja, just off the Imperial Palace grounds. It's a beautiful little rustic Shinto shrine. It was early April and the cherry trees were in peak bloom. We couldn't have asked for better conditions!
I hope you come back to Kyoto for the Obon festival with the burning Daimonji on the mountainside. It's so beautiful!
The music selections for today's video were so good! I'd love to know what it was.
cool to see ur release schedule ramp up now ur trying to make content ur full time
(1) Suppression of emotions
(2) Isolation and loneliness
(3) Diverse annual events and hobbies
The trinity of Japanese culture
In order to adapt to Japanese life, it is important to participate in annual events and hobby circles.
Traveling is a typical hobby activity.
Hobbies that are now becoming popular among immigrants from the West are motorcycling, cycling, and scuba diving.
Scuba diving is also popular among Japanese people in connection with seaweed regeneration activities.
From this old boy from Perth Down-Under ;
Awesome video vlog 10/04/2024
best channel ive found recently. luv it
It seems I was there a few days before you, otherwise I would’ve loved to have taken up your suggestions. We visited the Torji temple at night and it was beautiful but also a little crowded! 🌸
Seera, this is honestly, the best Cherry Blossom 🌸 🌸 video I have ever seen. Your cameraman has taken some of the most beautiful, and aesthetic photos, of Japan on RUclips. I almost watched most of this video frame by frame. Each one is worthy of a postcard in its own right. Well done you two!!!!! Thank you, cheers, Muffy from Oz.
Where were his shots? She was filming herself the whole time
I filmed everything myself in this video 😗
Shah, the cameraman I mentioned, works for Tokyo Creative & the video on that channel with his shots will come out later this year!
@@seerasan😅 you a beast behind the camera
@@seerasan lol I was confused for a sec too. I was thinking wait.. she isn't filming this herself and the camera man is just making it look like she is filming herself? god damn, this camera man so good I never realized they existed before! LOL
I dont think I ever comment on your videos, I like how you show things in a chill way with your aussie accent!
I had planned to go to Japan autumn 2025, but now it looks like it will be SPRING = SAKURA season after all.
Yay, playing close attention to your videos, and collecting lots of ideas. Thanks.
Love this vid! Looking forward to my trip in the autumn!
nothing cuter than a fluffy puppy butt
Just found this channel and subbed. I used to live in Kyoto in the early 90s. I walked through the Gosho every day to work, looking up at Daimonji. So lovely to see it again. And I am glad to see the cherry blossom tree is still standing in Maruyama Park. It was in danger of falling over back then. One of my favourite places to go was Honen-in Temple along the Philosopher's Path. This was pre-Internet, so I would just take along a book and sit and read; sometimes climbing the hills behind. I am living in Tokyo now (Hachioji) but my heart will always be in Kyoto.
BTW, I just uploaded a video of my sakura photos on my channel. (ruclips.net/video/Usau28PshQM/видео.html) The RUclips algorithm decided that your video was in a similar vein to mine and placed it in my recommended. That is how I found your channel. 😊
There is a "Japanese style" bakery near one of the main train stations in my city now
Yum!! Must be good 😍
Absolutely gorgeous. Thank you for sharing. 😊
I left, literally a week too soon! 😔 So jealous
Hi, once again, I'm relaxing to your video content while unboxing and testing my new small kitchen appliances (toaster and a waffle maker). Thank you so much for this trip video.
Waffle maker?! Highly jealous!! Enjoy your new appliances 🧇🍞
@seerasan Believe it or not, I hope to learn how to make waffles. It shouldn't be difficult, I'm thrilled to have purchased the waffle maker yesterday. Thank you for your kindness responses.
Somethings cannot be Searched for , only Discovered .
" when it's Fate , there is no coincidence ".
the Season of Cherry Blossom is the Time of Dreams ,
the Tears of a Dreamcatcher are Precious ,
the fall of the Cherry Blossom Petals ,
is as the fall of the tears of the Dreamcatcher " ,
catch the petal , catch the tear , catch the Dream and make a wish
So beautiful!! 💕💕
The sakura trees in my area in the states still have a few weeks till bloom, so im gonna have a spring picnic for the solar eclipse!
Have a nice picnic, sounds fun!! 🌸
夜遅くまで編集ご苦労さまです！
甘い飲み物や食べ物をたくさん飲み食いしてたのに
ぜんぜん太らないでずっと綺麗なままで羨ましいわ！！
ありがとうございます！急いで編集してましたー！笑
This looks so beautiful. Wish I was there!
Loved it. Will be going to Japan in April 2025 and hoping for late Sakura blooming (like this year)🤞😊
so nice video!!! I enjoyed very very much! thanks Sarah😍
You are getting really good at this Seera... something I notice was some locals pushing you a bit, I hope the bad tourists are not affecting you and your job. Greetings from Costa Rica.
Looks so nice
I'm devvo, we missed the Sakura blooms by like a week! We got Sapporo the day Tokyo bloomed, and small part of me was like... Seera-san did that trip in what, 8 hours? ... Maybe worth?
Great video! Will these spots and food streets still be available tomorrow? Dropping by Kyoto tomorrow!
Yes they should all be available!
All of this was filmed in the past week, so should all still be blooming, if not in 'fuller' bloom than when I was filming! 🌸
When I glimpsed at the thumbnail I thought it said “Sarah” - really enjoyed the simplicity of it 😂
😂😂
I suggest you call somei-yoshino(染井吉野) cherry in stead of yoshino cherry tree. The name of YoshIno(吉野) has nothing to do with Mt Yoshino(吉野山) of Nara Pref. , where cherry blossoms so famous throughout the mountain. Therefore, the naming of Yoshino cherry would be confused with the cherry blossoms in Mt Yoshino.
Somei-yoshino is a hybrid of Edohigan(江戸彼岸) cherry and Oshima-sakura(大島桜) cherry, cross-bred in Edo period. Thereafter, they are planted all over Japan and now become the most popular bred.
Spectacular! Love your channel! Please keep it up! Will always watching. : )
I NEED to know the eye shadow you always use!! I love it!
Etude House! Highly recommend ✨💄
What does [SAKURA] mean? It means that the god SA (Inari God: God of Fertility) stays in the mountains in the winter and comes down in the spring. There, farmers hold banquets under the cherry blossoms with the gods in hopes of a bumper harvest, called ``hanami.'' Cherry blossoms mean ``happiness,'' and when the petals fall to the earth, it means that the earth is covered with happiness. In general, cherry blossoms give the impression of being lonely because the petals are falling like snow, but the original meaning is ``God comes in spring.''
One tip I have is don't rent a kimono. Tons of places have popped up with vintage kimono for sale. From what I've seen you could buy one for about the same price or possibly less that renting one. And you will have a really cool souvenir.
I do agree about grabbing a vintage one as a souvenir!
The only thing is it's hard to properly dress yourself in a kimono without someone helping you (at least I can't do it yet! ahha)
@@seerasan That's a good point. I've heard they're notoriously difficult to put on. One shop I went in had qr codes linking to videos on how to put them on. So if you're feeling adventurous and have a friend you might be able to manage.
It's been years since I've seen the sakura in person. I'm glad it's blossoming, and people are getting to see it. Also loving the vlogs too.
I'd like to visit the wagashi shop as my surname is 伊織. 😊
I have 6 dogs and 10 cats. I wonder if I could more than one pet charm if I stopped there and told them. I also work at Petsmart and we support adoption events.
I just need to move to Japan already 🥲
I have spotted your RUclips channel by mistake I like it I’m a new subscriber
Thank You for showing us your Sakura Adventure! :)
海外の人達からすると、お花見って不思議でしょうねぇ♩
桜が咲いたからって、その木の下で宴会ってねぇ♩
桜の花を愛でるでもなく、情緒もへったくれも有ったもんじゃぁ無いなぁ！
なんか、日本人が情けないっす！
とほほっ！
Loved it❤