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Beautiful Cherry Blossoms In Tokyo
White…
Lantern
Light
Komagome
Mix
Yanaka Cementery
Strong
The moon
Color
Nishi Nippori
Chidorigafuchi
Japan’s Cherry Blossoms Are
Predicted to Arrive Early Again This Year
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of Shutterstock.com
Chidorigafuchi
Park is a popular place to enjoy the cherry blossom bloom in Tokyo.
Cherry blossoms from Osaka to Tokyo are expected to
bloom ahead of schedule in 2019. Here’s how to plan your visit.
It
may still be snowing where you are, but spring is closer than you think. In
fact, the first cherry blossom forecasts are already out for Japan—and the
highly anticipated pink and white flowers are scheduled to arrive earlier than
usual in 2019. Typically travelers plan their cherry blossom trips for
mid-April to maximize their chances. But if you’re booking a flight to Japan in
2019, aim for late March to early April to see this year’s blooms, because the
trees will start flowering as early as March 18 in some regions.
The Japan Meteorological Corporation recently released
its first 2019 forecast. It predicts that the country’s cherry blossoms will
begin to flower on March 18 in the southern prefecture of Kochi. Soon after,
Tokyo’s cherry blossoms will start to flower on March 22, with full bloom
expected on March 29, five days earlier than average.
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of Japan Meteorological Corporation
The
dates predicted for when Japan’s cherry blossoms will start to flower in 2019
Kyoto’s
full bloom is expected on April 2, with Osaka’s arriving the next day on April
3—both two to three days ahead of schedule for an average year. Farther north
in Hokkaido, where the climate is colder, the forecasted flowering and bloom
dates are predicted to arrive more or less on schedule during the first week of
May.
It’s
not the first time that most parts of the country have seen an early bloom. In
2018, buds appeared on trees as early as March 17 in Tokyo, the Japan Times reports.
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According
to the Japan Meteorological Corporation, temperature patterns from the previous
year’s fall affect the dates when cherry blossom trees will flower and bloom
the following spring. Warm temperatures across Japan since last October have
led to these earlier flowering dates this spring—and if warm weather continues
across Japan in January and February, the blooms could arrive even earlier than
first predicted, the Japan Times reports.
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