I like "simple" things and sometimes they are much more effective than complicated things. This is a lovely photo and you've done a great job capturing the lights on the greenery.
Soon after Christmas, Japanese people start preparing for the year-end and New Year’s events. Compared to Christmas, many of these events are based on Japanese tradition and are deeply related to religion. The end-of-year party is called “bonenkai” in Japanese. “Bonen” means to forget (the worries of) the past year. People are busy with events on New Year’s Eve.
Semplice ma bellissima! Ciao Karl.
ReplyDeleteUma bela janela e aproveito para desejar a continuação de umas Boas Festas. 🎄
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I like "simple" things and sometimes they are much more effective than complicated things. This is a lovely photo and you've done a great job capturing the lights on the greenery.
ReplyDelete...simple, but simply beautiful.
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ReplyDeleteVery pretty, Karl!
ReplyDeleteThe greenery and lights are a perfect contrast to the white walls. Good find, Karl.
ReplyDeleteSoon after Christmas, Japanese people start preparing for the year-end and New Year’s events.
ReplyDeleteCompared to Christmas, many of these events are based on Japanese tradition and are deeply related to religion.
The end-of-year party is called “bonenkai” in Japanese. “Bonen” means to forget (the worries of) the past year.
People are busy with events on New Year’s Eve.