Cherry blossoms come out in Tokyo, Nagasaki

Cherry blossoms come out in Tokyo, Nagasaki

TOKYO, Japan - The first blossoms on ''someiyoshino'' cherry trees designated as ''sample trees'' at Tokyo's Yasukuni Shrine bloomed March 21 in Tokyo, the Japan Meteorological Agency said. Cherry blossoms also bloomed in Nagasaki Prefecture the same day, added the agency, which reports on this closely watched marker of spring every year. (Kyodo)

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