The Guardian Australia
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·3 hours ago
Japan's cherry blossoms bloom two weeks early, threatening traditions and tourism
Japan's cherry blossoms are blooming two weeks earlier due to climate change, with peak bloom recorded on March 25 in 2023. Prof Yasuyuki Aono, who spent decades documenting this data, passed away before completing his 2026 entry. The shift threatens cultural traditions and the $9 billion tourism industry tied to the cherry blossom season.
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