Malaysian man goes on a 'sakura chase' in Japan


By LEESAN

The columnist (in orange jacket) and his Malaysian travel buddies at Miyazaki’s Amigoya Castle. — Photos: LEESAN

After so many years, I finally managed to return to my “home” of sorts before the month of March ended, for the long-missed Hanami season in Japan.

Currently, central and southern parts of Japan are teeming with flowers and chirping birds ushering in the glorious season of spring. Although it has been said that this year will see even adverse effects of climate change, causing the cherry trees to blossom seven days earlier than anticipated, visitors from across the world are still flocking to the Land of the Rising Sun with a grateful heart and much appreciation.

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