Japan's cherry blossoms are in full bloom, won't you come?

In 2023, the earliest blooming cherry blossoms in Japan will be in Kawazu-zakura, Izu. In the beautiful spring season, the Kawazu-zakura cherry blossoms begin to bloom and spread their fragrance along the four-kilometer-long river in the Izu Peninsula. Izu Kawazu Cherry Blossom Festival has become one of the earliest places in Japan to enjoy cherry blossoms. The Kawazu Cherry Blossom Festival is the earliest cherry blossom festival in eastern Japan. The flowering season starts in early February every year, and cherry blossoms bloom for a whole month. Cherry Blossom Viewing Guide 1. Tokyo-Izukogen-Izu Oshima-Tokyo 2. During the festival, the number of tourists exceeds one million every year. 3. The large petals of the Hejin cherry blossom tree are a bright pink color, perfect for taking photos. Cherry Blossom Viewing Guide A Izu Kawanishi Festival The festival spans from Kawanishi-cho to Mine Onsen, with the focus on the banks of the Kawanishi River. The cherry blossoms in Kawanishi are a vibrant shade of pink and become even more lively at night when the beautiful lights on the cherry blossom trees are lit up. B Hejin Rapeseed Flower Road With the blooming of cherry blossoms, in early March, the rapeseed flowers on the riverbank also slowly opened up, the vibrant yellow adding to the liveliness of the entire Hejin River. C Izu Kogen Station Front [Cherry Blossom Tunnel] The cherry blossom tunnel in front of Izu-Kogen Station is also a famous cherry blossom viewing spot. During the blooming season, more than 600 cherry blossom trees gather and enclose the road, decorating it into a pink tunnel that extends along the winding road. When the flowers bloom in Beijing, and the cherry blossoms bloom all over the mountains and fields, you will surely be intoxicated in the ocean of these flowers.