🌸【Slow Tour of Fukuoka Ohori Park｜Spring Healing Time Intertwined with Late Cherry Blossoms and Art】

#FukuokaItinerary The late cherry blossoms in Ohori Park are still holding on to their last breath, making up for my regret of not seeing cherry blossoms in Shanghai this year🌸 Sitting by the lake in a daze, the wind blew my hair into a bird's nest, but I accidentally captured the moment when flower petals fell into the waves - between the green water and red cherry blossoms, even time became soft and dense. We stopped by the nearby Fukuoka Art Museum and took a photo in front of Yayoi Kusama's yellow pumpkin. The mellow golden color contrasts beautifully with the light of the sky and the shadows of the clouds behind it. Even as a "tourist checking in", one cannot help but be infected by the innocence and splendor. In the museum's permanent exhibition, Japanese abstract paintings and nature-themed photography are intertwined, adding a touch of artistic flavor to the spring. Buy a ticket and walk into the Japanese garden, with gravel paths, moss-covered stone lanterns, and a quiet pond. When the leaves rustle, it's as if the whole person has been restarted by nature. The sunlight shone through the bamboo fence onto my face. I simply took off my shoes and sat on the porch, listening to the sound of the wind blowing through the pine needles and watching the koi carp breaking through the ripples on the water. It turns out that spring has a thousand forms, and today, she is hidden in the evening cherry blossoms of Ohori Park, in the light and shadow of the art museum, in the sound of the wind in the courtyard, and she has also quietly fallen into my lens📸 #Fukuoka #Ohori Park #Fukuoka Travel #Japan Cherry Blossom Viewing #Art and Nature