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料峭的春寒卻無法組織春日的腳步。而作為春天的代言人，花兒們也開始悄悄綻放了。就讓我們脫掉厚重的冬衣，穿起春裝，一起去賞花吧！
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Nothing says spring better than perfectly shaped and beautifully hued posies – in their millions.
沒有什么比姹紫嫣紅、姿態(tài)萬千的花朵更適合做春天的代言人了。
With botanical gardens exploding into color and scent, and towns around the world celebrating their favorite local flowers with festivals, now’s the perfect time to plan a floral excursion.
植物園里春色滿園、花香四溢，世界各地都在慶祝本土的鮮花節(jié)，現(xiàn)在正是計(jì)劃一次賞花之旅的時機(jī)。
Here we introduce some of the best places to view spring flowers. So put on some spring clothes and go catch a glimpse of the true wonders of the season.
這里我們?yōu)槟榻B幾個春季賞花的好去處。所以穿好春裝、去看看春的奇跡吧！
Cherry blossoms, Japan
櫻花，日本
The coming of the cherry blossoms (Sakura) is one of the most exciting events in Japan. Cherry blossoms have a cultural significance in the country. They fall to the ground and disappear in only a couple of weeks (even sooner if the frequent rains wash them off the trees), echoing the Japanese belief in the short, transitory nature of youth and life itself.
在日本，賞櫻花是最令人興奮的活動之一。在這個國家，櫻花具備一種文化意義。從花瓣飄落到湮沒于塵土，櫻花的花期只不過短短數(shù)周（如果雨水頻頻關(guān)顧，它們甚至?xí)袈涞酶欤?，這正呼應(yīng)了日本人一種信條：青春和生命，本質(zhì)都是短暫易逝的。
In a typical cherry blossom festival (ohanami), families and friends gather under flowering trees to enjoy picnics, barbeques and tea ceremonies. Sometimes the festival continues late into the night, with decorative electric lanterns hung in the trees for evening enjoyment. Ohanami at night is called yozakura.
在典型的櫻花節(jié)賞花活動中，家人朋友齊聚櫻花樹下，享受野餐、燒烤以及茶道的樂趣。有時慶?；顒訒掷m(xù)到深夜，為了能盡享夜景，人們會在樹上掛起花燈。晚間賞櫻又被稱為“夜櫻”。
When to go: From the end of March to early May when cherry blossoms bloom all over Japan.
賞花時間：三月底到五月初正是日本櫻花盛放的季節(jié)。
料峭的春寒卻無法組織春日的腳步。而作為春天的代言人，花兒們也開始悄悄綻放了。就讓我們脫掉厚重的冬衣，穿起春裝，一起去賞花吧！
Internet
Nothing says spring better than perfectly shaped and beautifully hued posies – in their millions.
沒有什么比姹紫嫣紅、姿態(tài)萬千的花朵更適合做春天的代言人了。
With botanical gardens exploding into color and scent, and towns around the world celebrating their favorite local flowers with festivals, now’s the perfect time to plan a floral excursion.
植物園里春色滿園、花香四溢，世界各地都在慶祝本土的鮮花節(jié)，現(xiàn)在正是計(jì)劃一次賞花之旅的時機(jī)。
Here we introduce some of the best places to view spring flowers. So put on some spring clothes and go catch a glimpse of the true wonders of the season.
這里我們?yōu)槟榻B幾個春季賞花的好去處。所以穿好春裝、去看看春的奇跡吧！
Cherry blossoms, Japan
櫻花，日本
The coming of the cherry blossoms (Sakura) is one of the most exciting events in Japan. Cherry blossoms have a cultural significance in the country. They fall to the ground and disappear in only a couple of weeks (even sooner if the frequent rains wash them off the trees), echoing the Japanese belief in the short, transitory nature of youth and life itself.
在日本，賞櫻花是最令人興奮的活動之一。在這個國家，櫻花具備一種文化意義。從花瓣飄落到湮沒于塵土，櫻花的花期只不過短短數(shù)周（如果雨水頻頻關(guān)顧，它們甚至?xí)袈涞酶欤?，這正呼應(yīng)了日本人一種信條：青春和生命，本質(zhì)都是短暫易逝的。
In a typical cherry blossom festival (ohanami), families and friends gather under flowering trees to enjoy picnics, barbeques and tea ceremonies. Sometimes the festival continues late into the night, with decorative electric lanterns hung in the trees for evening enjoyment. Ohanami at night is called yozakura.
在典型的櫻花節(jié)賞花活動中，家人朋友齊聚櫻花樹下，享受野餐、燒烤以及茶道的樂趣。有時慶?；顒訒掷m(xù)到深夜，為了能盡享夜景，人們會在樹上掛起花燈。晚間賞櫻又被稱為“夜櫻”。
When to go: From the end of March to early May when cherry blossoms bloom all over Japan.
賞花時間：三月底到五月初正是日本櫻花盛放的季節(jié)。