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Japan's Flower Viewing Tradition Kicks Off With Guideline To Prevent The Re-spread Of Coronavirus Infection

HIMEJI, JAPAN: People walk through an area used for ‘hanami or Flower viewing parties under the cherry blossom trees in full bloom in World Heritage Himeji Castel’s Sannomaru square on March 24, 2021 in Himeji, Japan. Japan’s flower viewing tradition or cherry blossom viewing Kickoff with a guideline to prevent the recurrence of coronavirus infection. The Himeji castle office has asked people to use face masks and keep social distance from other groups who enjoy flower viewing tradition in Sannomaru square. They allowed a small number of people together and enjoyed Bento, lunch box under the cherry trees without alcohols until sunset, 17 days from March 26th.  Photo by Buddhika Weerasinghe

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HIMEJI, JAPAN: People walk through an area used for ‘hanami or Flower viewing parties under the cherry blossom trees in full bloom in World Heritage Himeji Castel’s Sannomaru square on March 24, 2021 in Himeji, Japan. Japan’s flower viewing tradition or cherry blossom viewing Kickoff with a guideline to prevent the recurrence of coronavirus infection. The Himeji castle office has asked people to use face masks and keep social distance from other groups who enjoy flower viewing tradition in Sannomaru square. They allowed a small number of people together and enjoyed Bento, lunch box under the cherry trees without alcohols until sunset, 17 days from March 26th.  Photo by Buddhika Weerasinghe
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