63 Building [Take 2]

As we were walking along the path of cherry blossoms, Lucy and I noticed signs for the 63 building. The last time I went to the 63 building, it was at night. My camera really sucks at taking pictures at night, so I always wanted to go again during the day so I could have better photos of the Seoul cityscape. And since Lucy and I were already in Yeouido, we decided to go. ^^ After we watched the Seoulscape fade from sunset into night, we headed back out to join the revelry. After that, we parted ways so I could go and have my tattoo consultation.

I love the bridges in Seoul.

A really weird pic of Lucy

Really cool waterfall sink

Then, after the 63 Building, Lucy was meeting up with some friends. So, I tagged along til I had to leave for Nonhyeon around 9 pm.
There were still lots of events happening on the river-- concerts, fire spinners, dancers, etc.

Cherry Blossom Festival in Yeouido

Here our some cherry blossoms around my area--Jangji

Cherry Blossom Festival in Yeouido
Along the Han River, there are 1700 King Cherry Blossom trees in Yeouido. Although there are cherry blossoms all over Seoul, Yeouido is considered THE place to go and admire the cherry blossoms. There are lots of performers-- tap dancers, musicians, choirs, artists, etc-- and art exhibits along the route. It was such a beautiful day-- a sign that spring had finally come to Seoul.
I think it took us over 3, maybe even 4 hours to walk past all the cherry blossoms.