It is the plants that do live resolutely without words.

Japanese New Year's Day is a time to gently fill your body and soul with OSECHI, New Year's dishes.

I took a cruise ship for the first time in my life. I really got to relax and recharge my batteries with enjoying the extraordinary days.

Our trip to Tohoku began with a welcome from Camellia japonica.

You can see the "Miharu Takizakura", the waterfall-looking cherry blossoms, at the age of more than 1000. 　You must be overwhelmed by it's breatahtaking life force.

Let's live to the fullest !

You can smell of the sweetbrier or Hamanasu in the early summer sea breeze.

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