Japan’s cherry blossom season traditionally starts in March and lasts until May, but there is no definite time when the blossoms will bloom or wither. Typically, the trees spring to life later in the north and earlier in the south, in relation to warming weather that signifies spring.
Discovering the cities and countryside on a route that follows the blossoms is one of the best experiences in Japan and a way to experience the connections between the natural, cultural, and historical beauty of the country. The trees generally start to blossom in Okinawa in the south by early March, eventually blooming in Hokkaido in the north by May.
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