On June 6, 2010, the beautiful Fumi joined the wonderful Mizushima family in a wedding at the Nezu shrine in Tokyo. The ceremony was traditional, and we were honored to be guests at this amazing event.
The Nezu shrine was established more than 1900 years ago and was one of only three shrines to survive the WWIII bombings. The structures were built in 1705.
The procession into the sanctuary of the shrine:
The ceremony included many traditional rituals, including tasting sake.
The bride and groom arriving at the reception.
Troy made the speech on behalf of the guests.
The food and drinks were amazing and so meticulously and beautifully presented in traditional Japanese style!
Ushio and Fumi at the after-wedding party:
The official wedding portrait:
The Nezu shrine was established more than 1900 years ago and was one of only three shrines to survive the WWIII bombings. The structures were built in 1705.
The procession into the sanctuary of the shrine:
The ceremony included many traditional rituals, including tasting sake.
The bride and groom arriving at the reception.
Troy made the speech on behalf of the guests.
The food and drinks were amazing and so meticulously and beautifully presented in traditional Japanese style!
Ushio and Fumi at the after-wedding party:
The official wedding portrait:
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