Ageements Before Marriage

Hanami literally means "seeing flowers (花 见,).
Hanami is the name of the Japanese tradition of seeing the beauty of cherry blossoms.

Hanami, the truth is that it is a celebration.

Japanese During this festival, known as Hanami ... I guess you already know, the whole community come under the cherry blossoms. Cherry Blossom, Sakura Japanese, spend most of the year as single trees, no more colors than green leaves, that is, one among the lot. During the winter, like the rest, lose their leaves and skeletal images are like trees lush. But just as one can say that we lose hope in them, believing them to be so simple and no other merits to justify its presence (almost universal in all parks in Japan), spring arrives and brings the long-awaited response from the waiting, Despite that lasts almost a week (late March to early April).

is why, during this period, the Japanese are very attentive to the weather news, because nobody wants to miss this celebration. Prepared picnics and snacks. Some stay until the sun sets and the lights that start other colors to white and pink blossoms. The Hanami during the night is called yozakura (夜 桜, trees, cherry trees at night).

The importance of this celebration is the spectacle offered by nature, at its peak of splendor, reminding his will to live. It's like no matter or set aside the time variable.

forget that last bit ... that is temporary, because what really interests us is if we live to the fullest now, because if we do so, it will be like enjoying a life a thousand times. Can they even sound a little exaggerated, but I think they're those little details that behind us, preventing us from something as simple and important as it is, feel. For this reason, the enjoyment of the details of passengers, I like both the concept of Hanami.

Hanami was named after my first work done for the university.

Hanami is the name I decided to be my personal brand about today and tomorrow.

And now I'm Hanami.

Data ----------------------- Extra: The fame of the Sakura, has crossed the borders of Japan, while cities like Washington DC these trees have been planted and all its springs hold the bonds of friendship and admiration for Japanese culture. Which began to be held again here in Chile (Chilean Institute through the Japanese, in fact be held this coming October 3).