Japan’s first cherry blossoms bloom in Hiroshima
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- 12 March, 2021
- 07:18
Cherry trees bloomed on March 11 in Japan’s Hiroshima, the first in the nation this year and the second-earliest on record since observations began in 1953, the Meteorological Agency said, Report informs, referring to Japan Times.
It is the first time the country’s earliest blooming of the Somei-Yoshino variety has been observed in Hiroshima.
The earliest ever blooming was recorded on March 10, 2010, in the city of Kochi, according to the agency.
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