Hiroshima cherry blossom season officially starts
Cherry blossom season has officially arrived in Hiroshima amidst uncertainty concerning the Covid-19 outbreak.
Read moreCherry blossom season has officially arrived in Hiroshima amidst uncertainty concerning the Covid-19 outbreak.
Read more[Cancelled as part of Covid-19 virus control precautions] The many varieties of cherry blossom in Shukkei-en Garden illuminated after dark.
Read moreEvery year, the Hiroshima branch of the Japan Mint in Itsukaichi opens up its grounds to the public to enjoy the 56
Read moreAnnual sakura Cherry Blossom Viewing Tea Ceremony at the Seifukan tea house in Shukkei-en Garden.
Read moreThe sakura matsuri at Hiroshima City Botanical Gardens runs throughout April and on weekends during the first half of the
Read moreThe sakura matsuri at Hiroshima City Botanical Gardens runs throughout April and on weekends during the first half of the month they also open at night when the cherry trees are illuminated, along with other impressive light and candle displays.
Read moreThe sakura matsuri at Hiroshima City Botanical Gardens runs throughout April and on weekends during the first half of the month they also open at night when the cherry trees are illuminated, along with other impressive light and candle displays.
Read moreThe sakura matsuri at Hiroshima City Botanical Gardens runs throughout April and on weekends during the first half of the month they also open at night when the cherry trees are illuminated, along with other impressive light and candle displays.
Read moreAlthough the last gasps of winter may make you think otherwise, come late March, spring is just around the corner,
Read moreWeather News has released its first of its periodic estimates about when different parts of Japan can expect the cherry
Read moreA thirty year community project in rural Ohnan has created an avenue of cherry trees as peaceful as it is
Read moreSpring 2017 is the last chance to ride the train to enjoy the cherry blossoms at “sakura station” Ushio on
Read moreMiyoshi’s cherry blossom festival runs from March 25-April 9, but the main event is on Sunday, April 2 this year.
Read moreWe’ll endeavor to keep you updated on how this year’s cherry blossoms are progressing.
Read moreThe blossoms of the 1000 or so cherry trees in Miyoshi’s Ozaekiyama Park and along the Gononokawa Roverside are illuminated
Read moreUshita Sogo Koen Park has many large, beautiful cherry tress are laden with gorgeous blossoms during sakura season and is
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Read moreWhen the cherry blossoms are pretty much done in the center of Hiroshima there is no need to despair. If
Read moreNature saw fit to match the eagerly anticipated peak of this year’s cherry blossom blooms with some spectacular storms and
Read moreEvery spring Shukkei-en Garden opens late and lights up the beautiful blossoms on its many varieties of cherry trees. It
Read moreBack in the winter we gave GetHiroshima readers a tall order. We asked people to submit a photo that would make people
Read moreHere are the Hiroshima region’s top 10 hanami spots as voted by GetHiroshima readers. Thanks to everyone who took time
Read moreThe Hiroshima branch of the Japan Mint in Itsukaichi opens for one week only from Wednesday April 16 to give
Read moreSo, the weather has warmed up, but the cherry blossom is mostly gone in central Hiroshima – oh, cruel, cruel
Read moreCherry blossom season officially started the other day when the buds on one of the marker trees in Shukkei-en Garden
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