The banks of the Kanda River are lined with sakura trees, and for the two who grew up in this area, every brick and stone is steeped in memories.
The river water isn't exactly clear, but you can see koi swimming.
Unlike the famous Meguro and Sumida Rivers in the Arakawa water system.
The Kanda River is far from the bustling hustle of Shinjuku, quiet and secluded.
You can leisurely take photos and enjoy the flowers while walking on the path by the riverbank.
Strong winds blow, stirring ripples on the river's surface, where sunlight shines in shimmering waves.
Underneath the sakura tree's green, extending branches, moss and vines cover the stone platform by the water's edge.
Hanamaru Hanabi presses down her skirt being lifted by the wind with her small hands, gazing into the distance in the direction the wind comes from.
The vast and blue sky, cherry blossom leaves disturbed, drift and fall, floating on the waters, stirred by ducks swimming.
