In which month the Japanese cherry blossoms bloom

Japanese cherry blossoms generally refer to Tokyo cherry blossoms. It is a famous ornamental tree species in early spring. When it blossoms, it is full of brilliant trees. It looks like a cloud from afar. It is very beautiful, but its flowering period is very short. So, when do Japanese cherry blossoms blossom?

In which month do Japanese cherry blossoms bloom?

Japanese cherry blossoms usually bloom in April, but they bloom at different times in different places. Japan is a long and narrow island with cherry blossoms blooming from south to north. The first place to open is the southern Japanese island of Okinawa, where cherry blossoms bloom in mid-March; the last place to open is the Hokkaido area in northern Japan, where cherry blossoms only bloom from mid-April to May. To this end, the Japanese government designated March 15 to April 15 as the Cherry Blossom Festival.

Introduction of Japanese Cherry Blossom Festival

The Japanese Cherry Blossom Festival, also known as the Cherry Blossom Festival, is also known as the Cherry Blossom Festival from March 15 to April 15 every year, because the cherry blossom lasts only seven days from blossom to residual. There is a Japanese proverb "cherry blossoms for seven days", which means that cherry blossoms blossom for a short time. Therefore, Japanese families generally do not grow cherry blossoms, believing that they are unlucky for the prosperity and continuation of the family.

Japanese cherry blossoms bloom successively from south to north. The earliest one to see the cherry blossoms is Okinawa, and the latest is Hokkaido. After the cherry blossoms blossom, people put on a sumptuous feast under the cherry blossom tree, or get together with the whole family, or invite three or five friends to recite poems and paintings while drinking and getting drunk.