Tenugui (Shidare-zakura) kenka The technique was further refined

The technique was further refined in the early Meiji period with the guidance of Englishman Hope-Taylor

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is believed to bring renewal and prosperity

is depicted in Buddhism as a flower that blooms in the Pure Land

Tenugui (Shidare-zakura) kenka The technique was further refinedDescription Weeping cherry trees are a unique type of cherry blossom, with branches gracefully arching toward the ground like willow trees. When in full bloom, their cascading branches adorned with delicate flowers create a breathtaking sight. As they sway gently in the wind, their elegance has captivated people for centuries. Across Japan, many of these trees are considered natural treasures, with some boasting a history of over 1,000 years.