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Tuesday, December 03, 2019

shinjuku gyoen

Sunday I went to Shinjuku to do a little shopping.

Since I got there before the department stores opened, I walked over to Shinjuku Gyoen to check out the fall colors.

It was pretty early, so there weren't the krazy crowds.

There was a man pulling leaves off the tree branches that were "interrupting" his shot of this pond...ahem!

Most of the leaves were yellowish-brownish in color.

The reddish ones were only at the very tippy tops of the trees.

Still, I'm glad I got to bond with nature a little.

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8 comments:

  1. jalna1:32 AM, December 04, 2019

    So pretty!!

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  2. Anonymous2:25 AM, December 04, 2019

    so pretty! My co worker who was in Tokyo same time (in fact, was booked on same flights!)that I was supposed to be said it was cold and most days were rainy.
    v

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  3. jenny2:56 AM, December 05, 2019

    Beautiful! I think I want to check this garden out when I'm in Tokyo, I wonder if the leaves will have fallen by then. Haha, thanks for sharing!

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  4. K and S8:37 AM, December 05, 2019

    Thanks Jalna!

    yeah I think the week you were supposed to be in Japan was pretty cold and rainy, V.

    Hopefully you'll be able to see some autumn colors, Jenny!

    Take care everyone.
    Kat

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  5. Rowena2:46 AM, December 07, 2019

    so very gorgeous, and it makes it seem as if the temps were nice and mild.

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  6. K and S4:43 PM, December 07, 2019

    Rowena, from warm to winter....raining and icy today...

    Take care!
    Kat

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  7. KirkK6:56 AM, December 14, 2019

    Lovely fall colors!

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  8. K and S9:08 AM, December 16, 2019

    miss the really red leaves Kirk but enjoy seeing the yellow ones!

    Take care.
    Kat

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