Sakura is the national flower of which country

The cherry blossom is the national flower of Japan. The cherry blossom is popular among Japanese people and widely planted in Japan, and it is designated as the national flower of Japan together with the chrysanthemum, which symbolizes the royal family. The cherry blossoms of Mount Yoshino in Nara Prefecture are the most famous, so they are called "Yoshino thousand cherry blossoms". The entire Japanese cherry blossom season lasts about 50 days, but each region has only seven to ten days from the time the blossoms bloom to the time they fade. There are many kinds of cherry blossoms, so the color is not pure pink, but the corresponding flower species have the corresponding color. Cherry blossom viewing in spring is one of the traditional customs in Japan, and the Japan Meteorological Agency publishes a forecast of cherry blossom blossom dates every year, which is called "Cherry Blossom Front". Japanese cherry blossoms are divided into horticultural varieties and wild species, and some of the more famous varieties are: Cold cherry blossoms, Kawazu cherry blossoms, rainy branching cherry blossoms, Yoshino cherry blossoms, Oshima cherry blossoms, Cold Himura cherry blossoms, Daisy cherry blossoms and a series of Yaezakura cherry blossoms (e.g., Yaezakura Hiranuma, Nara Yaezakura, Yae no Kasumi Cherry Blossoms, Xi Yaezakura, Yae no Violet Cherry Blossoms, etc.). One of the most common cherry blossoms is the Someiyoshino cherry blossom, accounting for about 80% of the number of Japanese cherry blossoms, with five pink petals, but the most beautiful is the weeping cherry blossom, also known as the waterfall cherry blossom, such as a pink waterfall hanging down, extremely poetic and picturesque.　 Chinese painting "Cherry Blossoms" picture (5 pictures) Most of the cherry blossoms in Japan bloom from late March to early April, but in recent years, the effects of global warming have advanced the opening of the cherry blossoms. The warming of the Pacific Ocean has also caused the blossoms to be blown by the wind and scattered. This greatly shortens the time for the public to enjoy the cherry blossoms.