Autumn in Himonya Park
23 Nov, 2009 | Written by joseph tame | under blog
A few photos I’ve just taken in the park outside the house.
Despite it being Autumn, this is actually Sakura (cherry blosssom). The tree is called ‘October Sakura’, and it flowers twice a year (as explained on the sign below)
Hometime
And, complete change of subject: I wrote this is the air by waving my iPhone around whilst using an app called Led Messages. 13 second exposure. It’s supposed to say ‘Tame Goes Wild’!
Joseph
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Hello. I'm Joseph. I'm a Tokyo-based Brit, recently returned to Japan following the successful completion of a 5-year mission to learn Japanese, and secure the right to stay in Japan. I'm a happy husband, production and marketing director at White Rabbit Press, podcast producer, video blogger, entrepreneur and photographer. The Daily Mumble documents my personal journey through life. 
Dimitri | December 8th, 2009 at 7:38 pm #
Nice pictures!
I was intrigued when I saw these “October Sakura” in Osaka last month, (as mentioned here). I had never heard of these before.
Do you know whether they are specific to Japan?
joseph tame | December 8th, 2009 at 11:16 pm #
I’d never heard of them either until I saw this tree in our local park – I really don’t know any more about them!