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Japan is still a little cold in the morning and at night.

Even now, I am writing this blog while drinking hot coffee.
 

My kids are on spring break now.

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The cherry blossom season has come in Japan.

The other day, I had a cherry blossom viewing in a nearby park.

 

Every time I see cherry blossoms, I sometimes wonder how many more times I will be able to see them.

I think that feeling is emotional.

There are many songs about cherry blossoms in Japan.

Litsuko's song "Tsuki" also has the lyrics of cherry blossoms.

The song I made for my cousin Milky also has a song about cherry blossoms.

The title is ''Sakura Hirari, Bokura Yurari''.

It means,the petals of the cherry blossoms are falling, and it seems to me that I am lost.

Milky wrote the lyrics and I composed the music.

It's one of my favorite songs that I composed.

I hope you like it.

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It's almost spring in Japan now.
But, there are occasional cold days and the temperature difference is intense.

I hate pollen on sunny days.

Do you have hay fever in your country?

Hello!

How are you doing?

In Japan, Spring has come！

It's getting warmer, with a maximum temperature of 20 degrees today.

Although the mornings and nights are still cold.

I like spring, but pollen is terrible when it gets warm.

I wear contacts, so my eyes get itchy.

Anyway, I went to an event called "Japanese Food Festival" last Saturday.

I am a beer lover.

But beer is expensive to drink every day, so I usually drink happoshu（low-malt beer） a lot.

And recently, I often drink beer-taste beverages.

Most of them taste as good as beer.

Do you have happoshu (low-malt beer) or beer-taste beverages in your country?