Macrophoto-Challenge Today's | Sakura Flower Symbol Japan Country

steemit.achenese (48)in #macrophoto-challenge • 7 years ago

The cherry blossoms are known as one of the symbols of the country of Japan. This pink flower is beautiful and loved the travelers who deliberately landed a journey in Japan. Yes, cherry blossoms are never absent as one of the mandatory photo objects.

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More than that, can see cherry blossoms directly of course leave a distinct impression for us. This is also what makes a lot of tourists coming to Japan.

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The cherry tree flowers in spring always hypnotize every eye that looks at it. Its beauty has been recognized world. Even so, it turns out there are several sakura cherry blossoms. Although these cherry blossoms generally resemble each other, there remains a marked difference from the various cherry blossoms.

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In Japan alone, there are about 200 variants of cherry blossoms. The numbers are fantastic enough to classify a type of flower. This large number includes cherry blossoms that live in the wild and also are cultivated.

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along with the seruni flowers, is the Japanese national flower that blooms in spring, which is around the end of March until the end of June.

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Sakura can be seen everywhere in Japan, shown in a wide range of consumer goods, including kimonos, stationeries, and kitchen utensils. For the Japanese, sakura is an important symbol, often associated with women, life, death, as well as a symbol to express the bonds between people, courage, sadness, and joy. Sakura also became a metaphor for the characteristics of life that are not eternal.

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All the results of this image I have minimized because it is easier to load when experiencing network less good, we take this picture using Canon CameraSettings Camera: EF-S18-55mm f / 3.5-5.6 IS II / Macro Af ET / 1/200 sec . f / 7.1 34mm. ISO 800.In spring time these flowers are all blooming.