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They are fantastic!!It's wonderful to see "YOZAKURA".I wish I could've visit Kenrokuen&Ishikawamon...
Yeah, the sakura at night are very magical. Walking around the park was like walking through a dream, where falling stars are suspended in time all around you.
When you cross the bridges, it's difficult to tell which way is up. The white blossoms are reflected in the water like fireflies in a dream, and you are surrounded by fragrant galaxies of flowers in all directions.
There's no other word than 'magical'!
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