In the silence, I found a poem by Hibiya

#Tokyo Attractions Walking into Hibiya Park is like entering a quiet paradise hidden in the bustling city. The sun shines through the green treetops, casting mottled shadows. The gravel path under my feet has a hint of ancient atmosphere, guiding me to explore forward. The ducks by the lake are leisurely and contented. Occasionally, a breeze blows, causing ripples on the water, reflecting the red maple leaves and green willows around them. The seasonal flowers in the central flower bed are in full bloom, and the fragrance is everywhere, like a vivid oil painting. I paused on the bench for a while. From afar came the melodious sound of violin, accompanied by the breeze, as if telling the soul and tenderness of this city. Walking through the green forest path, I found a quiet stone pavilion, overlooking the entire garden, and felt the harmonious resonance of nature and humanity. Hibiya Park is not only a park, but also a spiritual sanctuary. At this moment, I found a moment of peace in this tranquility, as if the hustle and bustle of Tokyo has gone away, leaving only the resonance between nature and the soul.