*Practiced with a Lady Member *
In the middle of this month, my husband practiced with the lady keyboard player to prepare for the performance. She plays 3 instruments; keyboard (electone)・piano ・and also drum. Teachers all these instruments.
*Gift from her students decorated on her piano* |
The little kid is Kintaro, he is from Japanese folklore. A child with superhuman strength, raised by mountain hag. He became friendly with the animals of the mountain. "link A and link B"; linkA is the page of " this Fairy Tale in English" and linkB is the page of the song of this fairy tale.
*Garden of her house*
The Japanese type garden is really wonderful. Her mother is taking care of the garden and I was SO enchanted by the beautiful spring flowers as well.
Japanese witch hazel white and colored type. |
Ipheion uniflorum (we call this flower Hana-Nira) |
*Meadow Bunting at her house*
Before leaving her house, we found a sweet Meadow Bunting perching on the electric wire. And the left one in the secound picture was I happened to find close to our house few day later :-)
Hope you all have happy holiday and Have a wonderful new week.
Linking this post to these pages and Thanks to all the link hosts;
Lovely garden and the bird is sweet. Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful, expansive garden. - Margy
ReplyDeleteWhat a cute Kintaro! And the little musical instruments are adorable :-)
ReplyDeleteThe Japanese garden is really beautiful with all the colorful flowers. I would love to sit at the table there and enjoy the view. It must be a lot of work to keep the garden so nicely but must be very rewarding as well!
Have a wonderful new week, Miyako san xo
Miyako - I can see why you found the garden enchanting. It has large structures (the trees) but also these small areas with a delightful variety of flowers. And birds as well!! A haven of peace and beauty. Thanks for linking to Mosaic Monday.
ReplyDeleteThe garden of your husband's friend is gorgeous! A lot maintaining work though. Those miniatures are excuisite!
ReplyDeleteHer students must love her much to give her these decorations for the piano - Love your story of the origin of Kantaro! Wow, all these spring flowers - am not sure I have ever seen the white flowers on the right with the reddish heart. The cute bunting bird must like staying at your house:) Many thanks for linking your super interesting post - and so versatile - to All Seasons! Enjoy your spring this week, and also many thanks for your lovely comment on my blogpost last week!
ReplyDeleteHappy Easter. Nice knowing of Japanese folklore Kitaro
ReplyDeleteMuch❣love
I love seeing what flowers bloom in different parts of the world. I learn so much. I wouldn't have thought of tropical-like flowers in Japan. A joyful week to you.
ReplyDeleteThe flowers are beautiful.
ReplyDeleteWORTH A THOUSAND WORDS
That garden looks absolutely gorgeous. I would love to be able to visit.
ReplyDeleteA lovely garden, wonderful captures. Happy MosaicMonday.
ReplyDeleteYour friend’s garden is perfect. I have always enjoyed our visits to Japanese Gardens here in the States (and it would be amazing to visit them in your country).
ReplyDeleteDearest Miyako,
ReplyDeleteWhat a lovely little gift made for this talented teacher!
Loved the two Kintaro videos, so cute and the singing so sweet.
What a lovely Japanese spring garden.
Hugs,
Mariette
How lovely that her students think so highly of her, great ornaments. I love the garden with such diverse blooms. Your link is a great addition to the 'My Corner of the World' link up!
ReplyDeletewhat a lovely garden and pretty flowers and I love the birds. I hope you have a wonderful weekend.
ReplyDeleteHello. What a beautiful garden! Wonderful birds too.
ReplyDeleteHello, the gift from the students is so cute. I love the beautiful gardens, lovely flowers. The Meadow Bunting is a beautiful bird. Great sighting and photos. Thanks for sharing your post with my critter party. Happy Saturday, enjoy your weekend.
ReplyDeleteThe Meadow Bunting is a new bird to me. It's a very good looking bird too. You got some great pictures of it.
ReplyDeleteLovely photos...Michelle
ReplyDeleteOnce again, thanks for stopping by I'd Rather B Birdin' and linking in with us birders. I appreciate your loyalty and sharing.
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