Stanley Park: Sisters and Event

By Celine -
The Sakura Illumination is a free event organized by Stuart Ward & Ben Z Cooper from Hfour (http://hfour.ca/). The goal is to have an unobstructed view of illuminated sakura ideal for photography and picnicking in the spring evening under the cherry blossoms.

Therese and I arrived there at 5:00 PM and ate the sandwiches she prepared as we settled in the blanket she has. It was our first time to a picnic, so it was a fun sister bonding.

The first photo of Stanley Park

Japanese-Canadian War Memorial

Here's our little picnic with the best view of the tree with lanterns.

Sakura and Lanterns
Sakura Illumination at dusk




From afar as we are walking away.

That ends our night admiring the beautiful flowers and the lights.
Location: Stanley Park, Vancouver, BC V6G 1Z4, Canada

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