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Japanese softness
Japanese forests lightened by fireflies
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Christine A Kysely wrote a beautiful haiku : “Fireflies dance at night Many small fires flickering Moon can only watch.”
Wandering in a Japanese forest
I didn’t take these photos.
In the kimono country
Paule Ka’s dress
Petals of cherry blossoms carried away by the wind
There is a beautiful Haiku (short poem) by Kakimoto Tae from 1893 translated in French :
Au ciel s’en vont
Les pétales de cerisiers
D’une seule envolée.
Translated in English by me :
To the sky are going
The petals of cherry trees
By one flight.
Source : http://www.unhaiku.com/
A Japanese landscape
Under the wave
The eyes closed,
Rocked by the rhythm of the waves,
I listen the lapping of a rough sea ;
Rocked by the rhythm of the waves,
I listen the lapping of a rough sea ;
Calming and searing marin music.
I used the Hokusai painting “The wave” :
In an enchanting Japanese garden
Among Hokusai flowers and birds
The French pastry allied to the Japanese taste at “Yamasaki” in Paris
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Yamasaki is a Franco-Japanese tea room and pastry shop in Paris. The French pastries are revisited with the Japanese spirit. The pastries are colorful, delicious and sophisticated. The tea comes from the tea house Betjeman and Barton. It is located … Continue reading