Cherry blossoms are the most beloved tree in Japan. They are characterized by their pale pink flowers that bloom all at once, with the flowers blooming first and the leaves appearing later.

The branches of the cherry blossoms hang down, creating a soft silhouette. Their beautiful appearance as they sway in the wind is eye-catching even from afar.

This is a soft, double-flowered cherry blossom with many petals. Another way to identify it is by the distinctive shape at the center of the flower.

A wild cherry tree native to Japan. The flowers and leaves bloom at the same time, allowing you to enjoy the contrast between the nearly white flowers and the color of the leaves.

Cherry blossoms are characterized by their large, almost white flowers and subtle fragrance. They are known for being used as leaves for sakura mochi (cherry rice cakes).

This historic cherry tree blooms early in the spring and is known for its small flowers and longevity.

This early-blooming cherry blossom has deep pink flowers that bloom downward. Its distinctive color is brighter than other cherry blossoms.

A type of Satozakura with overlapping, rounded flowers. It has a soft and elegant impression and is known as a late-blooming variety.

Characterized by deep pink flowers and reddish young leaves, this cherry blossom is resistant to cold and has an impressive, powerful bloom.

A type of weeping cherry tree, it is characterized by its darker flower color. Its flexible branches and vibrant flower color are eye-catching.