Cherry Blossom Forecast 2009 Sakura Zensen
babibubebo | 6 02 2009If you're new here, you may want to subscribe to my RSS feed. Thanks for visiting and enjoy the photos from Japan!
There are two wonderful and exciting things about February in Japan. First is the Sapporo Snow Festival, and the second is the cherry blossom forecast! The forecast has not been released yet, but usually the first one is released in the middle of, or late February. Check back again as I will post information as soon as I find it is available. Until then, check out some cherry blossom photos from years past!
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Edited on February 25th.
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Here is the latest forecast from Tenki.jp! Looks like things will be a little early this year with Tokyo and Kyoto around March 25th.
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Nice work getting the "placeholder" up Evan. I've checked that
Neil Duckett | 6 02 2009Nice work getting the “placeholder” up Evan. I’ve checked that sakura site everyday for the last 10 days … nothing!
Got a “draft” post ready to go now myself …. might send it live next week and update as required.
haha, thanks! Yeah, I have been checking or a
babibubebo | 6 02 2009haha, thanks! Yeah, I have been checking or a while too… and I don’t even live in Japan anymore! So I figured, if I was already looking, so were others. Don’t expect to see anything until the middle of February at the soonest…
Argh, sorry if I post this twice. I am going
chris | 4 03 2009Argh, sorry if I post this twice. I am going to be in China for the month of April, and I wanted to know if you could help me – how long are the cherry blossoms blossoming? Where is a good place and date to see them, if I will be able to go over to Japan during April? I know I might miss out, but any help is appreciated! Arigatou!
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Nihon no gatsu – Hanami 2009! « WebMurder’s Inc. | 30 05 2009[...] trees are mass-blooming every spring. From mid-Mars to the end of April, Japanese weather forecasts report the zensen – or sakura front which starts in the south, moving northward as the [...]
Great posts here. Thanks for sharing!
Markie25 | 4 06 2009Great posts here. Thanks for sharing!