"Hanami" literally means "seeing flowers (hana = flower, mi (ru) = look) is the Japanese tradition of seeing the beauty of the flowers. This fascination led to the "Hanami", a practice that is made in Japan for many centuries.
The cherry blossom is the symbol of the ephemeral. Opens in a night, it blooms a few days and disappear forever, can not be stopped.
Arguably the official flower is the Sakura Hanami (cherry blossom), and is common to see groups of people camping in the park waiting for the blooming of these flowers, which is given once a year during the spring in Japan. Gather to sit and "look for flowers" ...
I think that is what we will spend this spring, to sit down and see flourish under a deep blue robe ...
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