How to write cherry blossoms in Japanese?

KINOMOTO SAKURA, written as "?" or "さくら" in Japanese, is pronounced as cherry blossom. Cherry blossoms are one of the most representative symbols in Japan.

Sakura comes from the Roman characters in Japanese, and its corresponding hiragana symbol is さくら, katakana symbol is サクラ, and the corresponding Chinese characters are クラ, Sakura with salt, and Shiluo.

In addition, Japan is known as the "country of cherry blossoms", and the images related to cherry blossoms permeate all aspects of Japanese social and cultural life; On the other hand, Sakura is a city under the jurisdiction of Chiba Prefecture, and many people or characters have surnames of Sakura, Sakura or Shiori Sakura, so Sakura is very common in all kinds of Japanese or Japanese-related things and works.

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The pickled products of cherry blossoms are called "pickled cherry blossoms". Cherry blossoms with beautiful flowers and many petals are most suitable. As a horticultural variety, cherry blossoms such as "Guanshan" and "Puxian Elephant" are often used.

In addition, "Cherry Blossoms in Full Bloom" and "Cherry Blossoms in Decline" are written in Japanese katakana "ササククラチル". These two words written in Japanese katakana are of great significance to the Japanese. Because in the past, candidates were informed by telegram whether they passed the entrance examination or not. Many universities are used to writing "qualified" as "サクラサク" (cherry blossoms are in full bloom) and "unqualified" as "サクラチル" (cherry blossoms are dying).

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