Sentence examples for sakura cherry from inspiring English sources

Every year is different when it comes to the sakura (cherry trees).

You know when it's spring in Japan because everyone comes out to celebrate the country's iconic sakura (cherry blossoms).

We stopped at Starbucks to buy the new Sakura (cherry blossom) pink Frappuccino, and talked about the gloomy feeling one gets with the approaching festivities of the cherry blossom.

While Legoland Japan raises the possibility of Lego bullet trains or Lego sakura cherry blossom trees, a company spokesperson said no decisions had been taken about specific details for the Japanese market.

Further nods to Kyoto's heritage hang on the wall: a serene trio of pink-and-gold painted panels depicting sakura cherry blossoms, which are now just coming into bloom in the city.

Tourists elsewhere in the world, though, are trying to make the sakura (cherry blossom) a symbol of hope.

The hotel's signature scent, Sakura (meaning cherry blossom in Japanese), subtly permeates the air, while cherry blossom flower arrangements brighten the public spaces.

To commemorate the centennial gift, beside many other events, there was a special exhibition: "Sakura: Cherry Blossoms as Living Symbols of Friendship" at the Library of Congress in Washington DC.

Kyushu, being nearer the equator, is the first to experience spring's national treasure, the sakura, or cherry blossoms.

For example, Sakura, the cherry blossom festival, is celebrated now, and the flowers decorate the place setting and infuse a light broth served at the start of dinner.

The walls of the third floor of the stadium, designed by a team of architects at Rui Sekkei-Shitsu, an Osaka firm, represent the petals and calyx of a sakura, or cherry blossom, Japan's national flower.