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2026Cherry blossom front in Japan for : little earlier than usual

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summarize the estimated cherry blossom front in Japan for j 、This year, it’s said that areas like Kanto and Eastern Japan are expected to bloom slightly earlier than usual.

⭐️Tokyo and Kanto: expected to bloom around March 20th, 2026 this year！

reaching full bloom by late March

example, around March 28th!!!!!

It’s a prediction…

⭐️⭐️Kyoto and Osaka: 京都　大阪

expected to bloom in late March,

full bloom by the end of March to early April.

Tripadvisorより

⭐️Tohoku (such as Sendai): 仙台市など

expected to bloom around early April.

nippon.comより
https://www.nippon.com/ja/japan-video/gu003011/

⭐️Hokkaido (Sapporo): Cherry blossoms expected to bloom around late April.

At the end of April, Japan has Golden Week. (ゴールデンウィーク休日)That’s a vacation in Japan. It’s a long break.(not a long though,,)

If you want to enjoy Sakura and Golden Week, Hokkaido would be the best choice.

https://youtu.be/Vx1Wp2NQvZ8?si=PF2MQMtfnHCum6zy

2026 cherry blossoms season,

everyone, please come to Japan.

somewhere in the sakura streets, somewhere in a beautiful town in Japan!

The retro Showa-era leaf pattern on the rear window glass, paired with pure white camellias. Casual yet unforgettable.

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昭和の古い窓　葉っぱの柄がコラボcawaii

recommended My garden flowers⭐️Ardisia crenata万両

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お正月の縁起物　赤い実　万両

千両より大きく赤い実をつけることから万

万両と名付けられました

https://pin.it/1ZmMLi3

New Year’s lucky charm: red berries, mangyo

The red berries are larger than “Senryo” and are called “Manyo” in Japanese.

Lycoris radiata曼珠沙華

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毒があるとか不吉な花とか言われるけど目が醒めるような赤

美しい

https://pin.it/3DA3Kzi

In Japan, higanbana (higanbana) is a flower that grows in clusters alongside roads and on banks, heralding the arrival of autumn. When it comes into bloom, only the stem grows quickly and bears a single red flower, followed by the sprouting of thin leaves. For a long time, it was considered an unlucky flower in Japan, as it was planted in cemeteries and was often associated with death.