Cherry Blossoms

Cherry Blossoms

Kingdom : Plantae

Divisi : Magnoliophyta

Class : Magnoliopsida

Ordo : Rosales

Familia : Rosaceae

Genus : Prunus

Cherry Blossoms is Japan's national flower that blooms in the spring, which is around the end of March to the end of June. Cherry Blossoms f can be seen everywhere in Japan, shown in a variety of objects, including kimonos, stationery, and kitchen utensils. For Japanese people, Cherry Blossoms is an important symbol, often associated with women, life, death, and is also a symbol for expressing human bonds, corage, sadness, and joy. Cherry Blossoms is also a methapor for impermanent life. 

The color of Cherry Blossoms depends on the species, some are white with a hint of pink, light green, or bright red. Cherry Blossoms flower once a year. Every year, Cherry Blossoms observers issue a map of the movement of someiyoshino Cherry Blossoms from west to east then north called sakurazensen. By using the sakurazensen map you can find out the location of the Cherry Blossoms that are blooiming at a certain time.

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