Forum - View topicINTEREST: Experience Hanami In A City Near You
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suprememoonempress
 Posts: 91 Location: Georgia |
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I live close to Atlanta and there's really pretty cherry blossom tress around my neighborhood
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Henyoku
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Well, to be honest, the SF festival is just that-a festival. There isn't an actual Hanami event there since Japan Town doesn't actually have Sakura trees....although the tea garden's have a few. Just not much sadly
 the festival is still fun though! Albeit, ridiculously over-crowded.
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JLightstar
Posts: 140 Location: Venice, Florida |
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Florida has the Morikami Museum and Japanese Gardens in Delray Beach, Florida : http://www.morikami.org/ I am not certain about a cherry blossom tree being there but it's a pretty place to visit.
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Spark_
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I didn't do anything hanami-esque when I was there, but I was in DC at the peak of the cherry blossoms when I was there and they were so gorgeous.
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mdo7
 Posts: 6425 Location: Katy, Texas, USA |
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I lived near DC, will be going to Cherry Blossom festival next week, will also be going to the Sakura matsuri to see how many anime-theme item they have.
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chefneer
 Posts: 1686 Location: Fort Worth, Texas |
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FYI - The trees in the Japanese Garden at the Fort Worth Botanical Garden are in full bloom, but not for much longer. We had some pretty hard rain over the weekend and the petals have begun to fall. They might last through this coming weekend, but probably not long after.
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