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In the geopolitical tug-of-war between Mainland China and the smaller landmasses around it, Taiwan stands out like no other.

As well as a large traditional Japanese garden, there are also French and English inspired gardens. The garden is a popular attraction in spring, thanks to its 1,500 cherry blossom trees ... by a ...

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

Note: Fuyu ni Saku Sakura and hana-ikada each literally mean "cherry blossoms in winter" and "rafts of blossoms." Japanese original Easy Japanese news is taken from the Mainichi Shogakusei Shimbun ...

The National Cherry Blossom Festival celebrates the 1912 gift of 3,000 cherry trees from Japan to the United States. While ...

With temperatures starting to rise, cherry blossoms will soon appear, heralding the sixth annual Arkansas Cherry Blossom Festival on April 12.

While the peak bloom forecast is still under wraps, The National Cherry ... Blossom Tea Party invites seniors from the D.C. community to celebrate and honor the rich history of Japanese culture.

Cherry blossom season in Japan is right around the corner (and has, in fact, already kicked off in some regions). Tokyo and Kyoto are some of the most popular destinations to view these gorgeous ...

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 ...