Sakura blossoms in Sapporo 6 days late last year and 3 days earlier than normal

Sakura blossoms in Sapporo 6 days late last year 3 days earlier than normal 30 April 14:14

The Sapporo District Meteorological Observatory announced that cherry blossoms have blossomed in Sapporo city on the 30th. It is 6 days later than last year and 3 days earlier than normal.

According to the Sapporo District Meteorological Observatory, on the morning of the 30th, it was confirmed that some Yoshino cherry trees were in bloom in Chuo-ku, Sapporo City, and more than five flowers were in bloom.

Flowering in Sapporo is 6 days later than last year and 3 days earlier than normal.

The cherry blossoms will be in full bloom within a few days when they start to bloom, but Sapporo City is seeking refrain from cherry blossom viewing and banquets while the spread of new coronavirus infection continues.

The Meteorological Observatory also said, "I want you to make infection prevention the top priority, such as refusing to see cherry blossoms this year."