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The theme: Explain “Hanami” to the foreigners
The “Hana” part of “Hanami” is sakura which is cherry blossom in English and "mi" comes from "miru" which means watching. So “Hanami” is cherry blossom watching.
You can see sakura from the last part of March to the first part of April in most of Japan. There is some difference between the north and the south, but you can see them almost at this time.
It said that Hanami is the culture specific to Japan. We sit down under the cherry blossom trees and have fun while drinking, eating, and sometimes singing a song. Some people get up early to get a space for Hanami. This is one of the biggest events in a year in Japan.
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The theme: Explain “Hanami” to the foreigners
The “Hana” part of “Hanami” is sakura, which is cherry blossom in English, and while "mi" comes from "miru", which means watching. So “Hanami” is cherry blossom watching.
You can see sakura from the last part end of March to the first part beginning of April in most of Japan. There is are some differences between the north and the south, but you can see them almost everywhere / always at during this time.
It is said that Hanami is the culture a cultural event specific to Japan. We sit down under the cherry blossom trees and have fun, while drinking, eating, and sometimes singing a songs (you're not wrong here, this just sounds a little more natural to me). Some people get up early to get a space for Hanami. This is one of the year's biggest events in a year in Japan.
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