Each spring during sakura (cherry blossom ... reason Japanese people are fond of cherry blossoms is because, after enduring a harsh winter, the vivid flowers bloom in the monochrome landscape ...

The British Museum’s exhibition on the Japanese master printmaker Utagawa Hiroshige (1797-1858) will include Van Gogh’s own ...

It is believed the cherry blossom trees were planted around 60 to 70 years ago "The cherry blossom is very important to Japanese people ... Flags, emblems and painting of curbs is forbidden ...

flowering cherries that are so popular with British gardeners and landscape managers." Cherry blossom admirers in Britain can engage in "Hanami" – the Japanese tradition of viewing cherry ...

Once a year a housing estate in County Antrim becomes a special place for the Japanese community in Northern Ireland as rows of cherry blossom trees burst into ... Flags, emblems and painting of curbs ...