Cherry Blossoms Just Bloomed In This Japanese Town And Turned It In To A Wonderland!

I have fallen in love 
with the cascade of the cherry blossom 
the clusters like grapes 
and patterns of light and shade’

~ Jhilmil Breckenridge

There’s no perfect way of describing the gorgeous Cherry Blossom. All your words will be just stupid attempts by mere mortals, to define something that is so ethereal and out of the world. 

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This year, in the Eastern Japanese town of Kawazu, Cherry Blossoms arrived a little early and the entire place became so magical. 

The small tiny, that resides minutes away from Tokyo is known for its 8,000 cherry blossom trees.

kawazu-onsen

Thus, each February, visitors flock the area to come watch this supremely romantic event.

These blossoms, commonly knowns as ‘sakura’, usually bloom in late March or early April.

But this year, they came in a little early. 

At night, there’s a different glory to the trees, as they stand illuminated by floodlights. 

A small locomotive train takes passengers on a journey through fragrant aromas and gradient shades of pink.

At night, there’s a different glory to the trees, as they stand illuminated by floodlights. 

Here, Cherry Blossom signifies the brevity of life. 

They have now become an identifying image of the country itself.

After all, why shouldn’t it? 

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