HANAIKADA 「花筏」｜Japanese ZEN Healing Ambient – Petals on the Water, Koto & Shakuhachi for Meditation

Only after falling do they become a raft. ▶ More like this:    • Silence 「静」| Japanese Ambient for Inner St...   A woman kneels at the water's edge under a weeping cherry tree, making tea for herself. The fallen petals have gathered into a raft and are drifting toward the stone bridge. No one else is in the garden. Japanese ZEN healing ambient with koto and shakuhachi flute, with the sound of water, birdsong, and a shrine bell somewhere in the blossoms — for deep meditation, inner peace, and quiet rest. Ten pieces, played through three times. Chapters below. 01. 0:00 一片 ─ First Petal 02. 4:36 寄せ花 ─ Gathering on the Water 03. 10:04 花筏 ─ The Raft Forms 04. 12:43 橋の下 ─ Under the Bridge 05. 15:48 一服 ─ Tea for One 06. 19:04 湯気 ─ Steam and Blossom 07. 21:58 指さき ─ A Fingertip in the Water 08. 24:34 灯らぬ灯籠 ─ The Unlit Lantern 09. 27:07 夜の水 ─ Night on the Water 10. 32:57 明けがた ─ Still Drifting at Dawn 11. 37:47 めぐり ─ Come Around Again HANAIKADA 「花筏」 means "a raft of flowers." It is the Japanese word for fallen cherry petals that gather on the water and drift together, as one thing, downstream. They do not become a raft until after they have fallen. Let it play. Nothing here needs to be kept. ▶ Subscribe:    / @epicsamuraisounds   #JapaneseZenMusic #MeditationMusic #ShakuhachiMusic #ZenRelaxation #HealingMusic #Sakura