Cherry blossoms in full bloom at Mt. Yoshino

Cherry blossoms in full bloom at Mt. Yoshino

OSAKA, Japan - Cherry blossoms at Mt. Yoshino in Nara Prefecture, western Japan, are in full bloom on April 15. Mt. Yoshino is covered with some 30,000 cherry trees.

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