Ohanami
Hana = flower, mi = viewing. The first week or so of April is an occassion for nighttime barbeques under the pink cherry blossoms bathed in lantern light. The flowers only last for about 10 days, so people come out in droves. The park in which I live--Hijiyama--is famous in Hiroshima for its sakura (cherry trees), so the normally pacific nights are punctuated by Japanese fight songs and inebriated shouting matches.
The RERF statistics department's ohanami lunch:
Okubo-sensei, the Japanese director of RERF:
posted by Zach @ 4/07/2006
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