this is certainly not a sakura tree. but 25 years ago a Japanese teacher taught me a very lovely, Japanese traditional song - Sakura. I don't know where is the teacher who taught me Japanese language. to her, I would like to say thank you. a phrase I had not say it to her before.
- sakura sakura
- noyama mo sato mo
- mi-watasu kagiri
- kasumi ka kumo ka
- asahi ni niou
- sakura sakura
- hanazakari
- sakura sakura
- yayoi no sorawa
- mi-watasu kagiri
- kasumi ka kumo ka
- nioi zo izuru
- izaya izaya
- mini yukan
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- Cherry blossoms, cherry blossoms,
- On Meadow-hills and mountains
- As far as you can see.
- Is it a mist, or clouds?
- Fragrant in the morning sun.
- Cherry blossoms, cherry blossoms,
- Flowers in full bloom.
- Cherry blossoms, cherry blossoms,
- Across the Spring sky,
- As far as you can see.
- Is it a mist, or clouds?
- Fragrant in the air.
- Come now, come now,
- Let’s look, at last!
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