A deciduous tree or shrub belonging to the rose family, characterized by beautiful pale pink to white five-petalled flowers that bloom in spring. It is highly regarded in Japan, where it is planted in parks and gardens and is celebrated as the national flower, symbolizing the fleeting beauty of life.
A culinary term referring to the flesh of horses, where the name is derived from the color resembling that of cherry blossoms, used as a euphemism.
A term for the specific color that resembles the soft pink hue of cherry blossoms.
A traditional beverage made by steeping salted cherry blossom petals in hot water, often served during festive occasions.
A popular springtime activity that involves strolling in nature to admire blooming cherry blossoms, often referred to as "hanami" or cherry blossom viewing.
Example:
満開をチョイ過ぎた感はありましたが、それでも、美しいを満喫してきました。
A term that refers to the beautiful and delicate flowers that bloom on cherry trees, often celebrated for their fleeting beauty and associated with springtime in Japan.
A poetic expression that evokes the imagery and aesthetic of cherry blossoms, commonly used in literature to symbolize beauty and transience.
Historically, a specific type of military aircraft used by the Imperial Japanese Navy for kamikaze missions, which would glide towards enemy ships after being launched from a bomber.
Example:
桜花が盛りであった。
A term describing an older woman who, despite her age, still possesses a captivating charm and allure.
A colloquial name for a type of cherry blossom that flowers before its leaves appear, often associated with the early bloom of spring.
A reference to a woman who maintains her beauty and grace even after the prime of her youth has passed.
A type of cherry tree native to Japan that is characterized by its multiple layers of petals, resulting in fuller, more visually striking blooms compared to single-flowered varieties, and typically blooms later in the spring season.
A cultivated variety of cherry blossom known for its dense clusters of flowers, providing a more vivid color palette that enhances the aesthetic appeal of gardens and landscapes in spring.
A specific category of cherry blossoms that features flowers with a rich, layered appearance, often associated with traditional Japanese horticulture, celebrated for their beauty and cultural significance during seasonal festivals.
The cherry blossoms that bloom at night, often appreciated for their beauty and sometimes illuminated by lanterns.
Cherry blossoms viewed during nighttime, typically enjoyed during spring season gatherings or festivals.
The experience of viewing cherry blossom flowers after sunset, highlighting their ethereal and serene qualities in the dark.
A cultural practice involving the appreciation of cherry blossoms that bloom in the evening, emphasizing the visual and social aspects of nighttime cherry blossom viewing.