Greenhouse peach flowers bloom in central Japan

Greenhouse peach flowers bloom in central Japan

KOFU, Japan - Visitors view peach flowers inside a warm greenhouse in the Yamanashi prefectural city of Fuefuki, Japan's largest peach production site, on Feb. 14, 2014. The city's peach flowers are said to bloom earlier than anywhere else in Japan.

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