Cherry blossom trees around the world bloom from late March to early May, enchanting millions who seek the fleeting beauty of their blossoms. Their short life span, often lasting just a few days, drives tourism to destinations like Japan, which welcomed a record 3.1 million visitors during peak cherry blossom season in March 2024. This cultural phenomenon, known as 'hanami' in Japan, is mirrored in events like Washington, DC's National Cherry Blossom Festival, attracting 1.5 million attendees and significant corporate sponsorship, while variations of these trees bloom in the UK, Germany, and China.
Cherry blossom trees bloom globally from late March to early May, creating a highly sought-after experience. Their brief bloom life drives intense tourism to locations like Japan.
With a lifespan of only two weeks, cherry blossoms draw millions of visitors seeking their beauty. Japan’s peak season attracted 3.1 million tourists in March 2024.
The National Cherry Blossom Festival in Washington, DC, showcases the cultural significance of these flowers, attracting 1.5 million visitors and drawing sponsorship from major companies.
Cherry blossoms are not just in Japan; countries like the US, UK, Germany, and China also celebrate these blooms, encouraging scenic walks and community gatherings.
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