While Japan is the most famous destination for admiring cherry blossoms, South Korea is fast emerging as an alternative in ...

Makeup artist Michael Anthony also mirrored the cherry blossom's petal-pink hue on Grande's cheeks. Per his Instagram ...

Visiting to see the cherry blossoms is called "hanami" (literally, "flower viewing"). Many people enjoy picnicking under the trees during hanami. Hanami is an old Japanese custom dating back 1300 ...

In Seoul, the Yeouido Spring Flower Festival offers stunning cherry blossom views along the Han River, accompanied by performances, food stalls, and nighttime illuminations. Other notable festivals ...

Mountain Orchid: Exotic and stunning, thrives on pristine slopes. Their intricate blossoms add a touch of elegance to any floral display. Wild Rose: Symbol of love and passion, commonly found in ...

During your spring visit to Osaka, don't miss the area's cherry blossom festivals. You'll love the mesmerizing views in parks, riversides, and other scenic spots covered in stunning pink and white ...

The Japanese Meteorological Corporation (JMC) has released the annual cherry blossom forecast, predicting the first blooms ... Close on heels, Kochi, on the Pacific coast, will witness lilac ...

The 32nd Waimea Cherry Blossom Festival features a full lineup of multi-cultural performing arts, hands-on demonstrations, crafters and food booths sprawling from Parker Ranch Historic Homes to ...

Classic as it may be, the Cherry Blossom is a divisive candy. Some love it, some hate it, but the bright yellow packaging emblazoned with a cross-section of the treat is an iconic image.

For many more, this is the first they've ever heard of it. Hershey has discontinued the Cherry Blossom. It's a century-old Canadian confection that is sold in a bright yellow cardboard cube that might ...

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There’s no bigger, more fervently anticipated event in Japan than cherry blossom season, but unfortunately the pretty-in-pink floral phenomenon only lasts for a short time. Sure, you can always expect ...