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Kawazuzakura near Tokyo
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2019/2/26 01:31
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Ifll be in Tokyo from 04 Mar 2019. My original plan was to see kawazuzakura in Kawazu; however, it seems that flowers would be gone when I reach there (given a whole rainy week this week). Please advise if therefs any other festival location around Tokyo (with kawazuzakura type of sakura) so that I can enjoy. I have little hope that other locations will have better weather conditions than Kawazu and flowers may last longer (maybe). Many thanks.
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by Yukievn
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Re: Kawazuzakura near Tokyo
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2019/2/27 09:57
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Oh great! I thought ume would bloom earlier than (kawazu) sakura and they should be gone when Ifm there =.= Thatfs why I didnft put it in itinerary. Thanks. Ifll go.
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by Yukievn
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Re: Kawazuzakura near Tokyo
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2019/2/27 10:39
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Hi! You should be right on time. As of today the Kairakuen website says it's at 43%, so by the 4th it should be relatively peak! http://www.mitokoumon.com/festival/ume.htmlI loved Kairakuen when I went 3/15 in 2009. The sakura was relatively early that year too but the ume were still lovely in Mito. I hope you enjoy the experience as much as I did!
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