MERYEM DİLEK AVCI- REŞADİYE KAZIM YILMAZ İLKOKULU

Sakura blossoms bloom in the last week of March and the first week of April, and this period is considered sacred in Japan. So much so that after the weather, a "Sakura Condition" is given. "Sakura Zensen" celebrated with two-week festivals in 11 cities, It symbolizes a new beginning in life in Japanese culture. Its flowers bloom slowly but it falls off very quickly. It heralds the beginning of life, that is the spring, and symbolizes its inevitable end. Although it is the harbinger of spring in Japan, it expresses the union of life and death in literature as it falls from its branches before it fades.