With these famous Japanese landmarks ... whether that’s under a shady tree or in one of the cafes. Fushimi Inari Taisha is ...

inspire famous books, receive worship, and bear witness to history. Spending mindful, intentional time around trees—what the Japanese call shinrin-yoku, or forest bathing—can promote health ...

While the peak bloom in Washington might be the country's most famous, it's not the ... Hugo Torii, curator at the Portland Japanese Garden, said you can find cherry trees throughout the city.

This bonsai was started more than 70 years ago, when Japanese American bonsai artist John Naka cut the top off a mature juniper tree and planted it in a pot. Over the next two decades, he ...

The most famous place to see the cherry blossoms ... But the idea to plant Japanese cherry trees in the U.S. capital was raised as early as 1885 by a woman named Eliza Ruhamah Scidmore, a writer ...