The Kawazu-zakura cherry blossoms are at their peak in Awaji Island Park, attracting many visitors. The event, running until April 27, emphasizes environmental protection. The blossoms began blooming around March 6 and reached peak beauty by March 13. A young visitor expressed joy in experiencing the flowers.
Kawazu-zakura cherry blossoms have reached their peak bloom on Awaji Island, captivating many visitors at Akashi Kaikyo National Government Park in Hyogo Prefecture. Renowned for their early flowering, these blossoms, along with mimosa flowers, are attracting large crowds this weekend as part of an ongoing event focused on environmental protection and sustainable development, which will continue through April 27.
The park features approximately 120 Kawazu-zakura cherry trees that commenced blooming around March 6, slightly later than the typical schedule. The trees reached their most vibrant state around March 13, while approximately 50 mimosa trees have also started blooming, showcasing their distinctive yellow flowers.
A joyous observation was made by a 7-year-old girl visiting with her family, who expressed her delight by stating, “I had fun collecting petals in my palms and blowing them away. It was beautiful.” This sentiment reflects the magical ambiance of the park during this floral spectacle as families and friends gather to celebrate the beauty of nature.
The early-blooming Kawazu-zakura cherry blossoms at Awaji Island are performing beautifully this season, attracting numerous nature enthusiasts to Akashi Kaikyo National Government Park. The concurrent event promoting environmental awareness adds a meaningful layer to the cherished cherry blossom experience, making it a significant occasion for visitors of all ages.
Original Source: japannews.yomiuri.co.jp
