Hanami, or "flower viewing" in Japanese, is a cherished tradition where people delight in the fleeting beauty of blossoms, typically those of cherry (sakura) or occasionally plum (ume) trees. Across Japan, cherry blossoms bloom from late March to early May, and in Okinawa, they grace the landscape around the second week of January. The Japan Meteorological Agency announces the blossom forecast, known as the "cherry blossom front," each year, eagerly anticipated by hanami planners, as these exquisite blooms only endure for a week or two.

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