Every year, thousands of tourists from around the world fly to Japan to catch the beautiful cherry blossom or sakura trees blanket the streets with a breathtaking shade of pink. If you’re heading there this coming Spring 2020, here’s a complete initial forecast of when the sakura trees will begin blooming, as well as come into full bloom, in various parts of the country.
Source:Â Japan Meteorological Corporation
- Tokyo — First bloom: March 19; Full bloom: March 27
- Fukuoka — First bloom: March 20; Full bloom: March 29
- Nagoya — First bloom: March 21; Full bloom: March 30
- Kyoto — First bloom: March 23; Full bloom: April 1
- Osaka — First bloom: March 25; Full bloom: April 1
- Niigata — First bloom: April 5; Full bloom: April 11
- Sendai — First bloom: April 7; Full bloom: April 12
- Sapporo — First bloom: May 1; Full bloom: May 5
These forecasts, however, are subject to change depending on temperature, wind, and rain.
Stay tuned to our website for updates!
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