Okinawa's early spring surprise: Cherry blossoms and blue sky meet🌸

#Okinawa Sakura #Okinawa #Sakura The cherry blossom season in Okinawa is completely different from that in Honshu. Every year from the end of January to mid-February, Okinawa welcomes the deep pink "Kanhi Sakura". Compared with the Somei Yoshino cherry blossoms on the main island, this variety of cherry blossoms has a darker color and thicker petals, like a touch of spring passion. Okinawa's cherry blossoms bloom early, making it a popular winter travel destination for many people. The distribution of cherry blossoms in Okinawa is very random. You don't need to go to a specific large park or scenic spot. You may see cherry blossom trees in full bloom while walking on the streets, driving on the hills, or even next to schools. Especially in Itoman City in the south and Nakijin Castle Ruins in the north, cherry blossoms are intertwined with the surrounding traditional buildings and natural landscapes to form a warm southern spring scene. It is worth mentioning that the cherry blossom trees in Okinawa are not as dense as those in Honshu. Instead, they appear more natural and casual. You can stop at will and quietly appreciate the beauty of the cherry blossoms and the blue sky. Such a scene makes people feel particularly relaxed and leisurely. During the cherry blossom season in Okinawa, there are not so many tourist crowds, but only a relaxed spring atmosphere. Whether you are simply admiring the flowers or combining them with local food and scenery, you will feel a strong sense of warmth and peace. This is Okinawa's best gift for early spring.