I went to walk with my daughter today. I found the cherry blossoms are blooming near the station. This is the first time to see a cherry blossom in this year.
A while ago, I knew the advance line of cherry blossoms is coming to Tokyo by weather forecast on TV.
From now on, cherry blossoms are blooming in profusion in Japan.
I went to a greengrocer's shop. I bought sweet-onions (shin-tamanegi), spring-potatos (shin-jaga), a spring-cabbage (haru-cabaage), assparagus and bean sprouts for 480 yen (about 3 euro).
They are eaten only in spring. So we feel coming of spring to see these vagetables in greengrocer's.
Yesterday, it was the "White Day" in Japan.
The day, one month after Valentine's Day, on March 14, men who received chocolate on Valentine's Day return the favor and give gifts to women.
(On Valentine's Day, only women give gifts (especially chocolates) for men in Japan.)
I got buns with a bean-jam filling called "Man-Jyu" by my husband.
