Cerasus x Kanzakura 'Kawazu-Zakura'　河津桜

Japanese follows English. 英語の後に日本語が続きます。

They're Cerasus x kanzakura 'Kawazu-zakura' blossoms in the garden of the Parliamentary Museum Tokyo. They're the first blossoms I've seen this year (excluding, of course, Cerasus subhirtella (miq.) or winter cherry, which is in bloom from October through to March)!!

Kawazu cherry, a crossbreed of Oshima cherry (Prunus speciosa) and Taiwan cherry (Prunus campanulata), is named as such because it was first found in 1972 in Kawazu town, Shizuoka prefecture (Source: Kawazu town tourist association). Kawazu cherry trees blossom from early February to March, a little earlier than other cherry trees. A festival of the blossoms is held in the town every year during that month.

I enjoyed the following cherry blossoms last year. I'm very happy that another cherry has been added to my list😊:

Cerasus x kanzakura 'Kawazu-zakura' 河津桜

So-called "Kawazu-zakura" カワヅザクラ

Against the backdrop of the Imperial Palace 後ろは皇居

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河津桜です。憲政記念館の端っこで見つけてびっくり！今年最初の桜です。去年は以下の桜を楽しみました。今年はこのリストに新たな仲間が加わりました😊。
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