What other flowers are there in Japan besides cherry blossoms, like a TV series made with a Japanese

Japan's representative climate is an oceanic climate, and plants and other plant resources are very abundant, and to be honest, the growth of flowers and plants is much better than that of Beijing, I think it is probably because the air is humid and less polluted. There are different representative flowers for each season. Below are the flowers that are specially used for festivals.

Needless to say, cherry blossoms in spring. Hydrangeas in summer, flowers in autumn, chrysanthemums. Winter plum blossoms.

In Japan, white roses are mandatory on Father's Day. There is no limit to the number of branches and the type of branches. In addition to yellow roses, hearty and imposing bouquets such as dendrobium orchids and eucalyptus are also good choices. These flowers symbolize the status of the father as the head of the family, as well as the bravery and integrity of human nature.

Cherry blossom language: life supplement mountain cherry blossom words: flower language is to smile at you, spiritual beauty Western cherry blossom flower language is kind education Cherry blossoms are warm, pure, noble, after the harsh winter is the first to bring the breath of spring to the Japanese people, March 15 to April 15 every year for Japan's "cherry blossom festival".

When the flowers are in bloom, people bring wine and food to sit on the ground under the cherry blossom trees, and enjoy the cherry blossoms while drinking, which is really a great joy in life. "If you want to ask the soul of Yamato, look at the mountain cherry blossoms under the rising sun." The Japanese believe that life is short, and that life should be as brilliant as cherry blossoms, and even if you die, you should leave decisively.

When the cherry blossoms fall, they are unstained and crisp, and are revered as a symbol of the Japanese spirit. Japanese people not only enjoy cherry blossoms, but also eat cherry blossoms, and their cherry blossom ice cream has a unique taste.

Due to the worship of the Tang Dynasty, the Japanese had a high opinion of the chrysanthemums introduced from the Tang Dynasty from the very beginning. In addition, every year during the chrysanthemum festival, the Japanese emperor will invite the bottom ** to enjoy the chrysanthemum together, so the chrysanthemum gradually became the "royal" flower of the Japanese royal family. In this way, the status of chrysanthemums in Japan is even higher.

To this day, the Japanese still love chrysanthemums.

Chrysanthemums, it is not difficult to see from the Japanese ritualistic cherry blossom viewing behavior that cherry blossoms have a very high status in their hearts. In addition to cherry blossoms, the Japanese also love chrysanthemums, which and related chrysanthemum culture were introduced to Japan from China in the 8th century.

The other is the chrysanthemum, which was the worship of the Tang Dynasty in China by the Japanese before, which made the chrysanthemum very noble in the Japanese royal family, and its status in Japan gradually improved.

The Japanese love two kinds of flowers, one is cherry blossoms and the other is chrysanthemums, and the chrysanthemum festival is held every year, and the Japanese imperial family will participate in it, so it is natural that it is loved by the Japanese imperial family.

The Japanese love two major flowers, one is the cherry blossom, which is their national flower, and the other is the chrysanthemum, which is the exclusive flower of the Japanese royal family and symbolizes status.

In addition to cherry blossoms, Japanese people also like chrysanthemums, and the culture of chrysanthemums was transmitted to Japan during the Tang Dynasty, and there is also a chrysanthemum festival in Japan, where everyone will enjoy chrysanthemums.

The other is the chrysanthemum, which is the "royal" flower of the Japanese imperial family, and there is a chrysanthemum festival every year.

Mt. Yoshino, ** himself, is known as the Japanese Senbon Sakura.