Menjejaki Bunga Sakura di Jepun 2016 (2) - Sumida Park & Sightseeing Tokyo

Lepas makan, kami jalan-jalan lagi... Menikmati keindahan bangunan yang dikelilingi oleh bunga sakura..sangat cantik.. segar mata memandang..

Sampai di Tokyo Cruise ni, jangan haraplah nak naik.. tengok tu, orang beratur panjang kat atas tu..

Dah puas berhanami di UENO Park tadi, kami ke nak berhanami di Sumida Park pula... melalui Azumabashi bridge untuk sampai ke Sumida City...

Subhanallah...memang cantik bunga sakura ciptaanMu ini Ya Allah.. manusia dari serata pelusuk negara datang ke Jepun ini kerana ingin melihat sendiri ciptaanMu yang cantik ini..

Rasa-rasa dah puas berhanami di Sumida Park ni, kami teruskan itinerari lagi.. ke subway.. lepas ni ke Shinbuyo pulak. Kena naik train...hmmm.. 19 station tu..lama kan.. apa lagi..semua lepak tidur lah dalam train.. hahahaaa... nasib baik dapat seat... akak je yang terkebil-kebil sorang..

Satu perkara yang menarik perhatian akak di sini ialah, ruang yang berdinding ini disediakan sebagai smoking area... wahhhh..bagusnya..

Shibuya Crossing

Di sini ialah tempat the busiest crossing road. Memang sangat pening tengok keadaan kat sini.. beratus manusia yang nak cross jalan dalam satu masa.. phewww...

Rumoured to be the world’s busiest, this intersection in front of Shibuya Station is famously known as ‘The Scramble’. It’s an awesome spectacle of giant video screens and neon, guaranteed to give you a 'Wow – I'm in Tokyo!' feeling. People come from all directions at once – sometimes over a thousand with every light change – yet still manage to dodge each other with a practiced, nonchalant agility.

Then, in the time that it takes for the light to go from red to green again, all corners have replenished their stock of people – like a video on loop. It's a prime photo opportunity (even better, video). There's a particularly hypnotic view over the crossing from the Starbucks on the 2nd floor of the Q-front building across the street (though it’s hard to get a seat).

The intersection is most impressive after dark on a Friday or Saturday night, when the crowds pouring out of the station are dressed in their finest and neon-lit by the signs above. Enter the thick of it and you’ll brush by some of Shibuya’s infamous characters: the fun-loving gyaru (teenage girls who prioritise shopping over studying) in colourful clothes and high-heel boots, her male counterpart (the tousle-haired gyaru-o) and the impetuous scouts looking to lure young women into working at dubious clubs. The rhythms here are, however, tied to the train station and after the last train pulls out for the night, the intersection becomes eerily quiet. (source)

Pemandangan dari atas dalam Starbuck..

 Dinner time...
hmmm... malam ni dinner Udon..

ok, dah kenyang... lepas ni ke mana ye..


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