Here's how you can view Japan's cherry blossoms from home

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<p>Missing Japan? The Land of the Rising Sun has come up with a way for people across the globe to view its sakura, or cherry blossoms, from the comfort of their home.</p><p>Live cameras have been set up in parts of Japan for virtual hanami, or flower viewing, amid the novel coronavirus pandemic, as shared in an <a href='https://www.japantimes.co.jp/events/2020/04/02/things-to-do/culture-entertainment-things-to-do/cherry-blossoms-home/#.XobHcNMzat8'>article</a> by Japan Times.</p><p>Among those livestreamed are the sakura trees lining the banks of Meguro River, which passes through Tokyo's Meguro Ward; and Abe Monjuin Temple in Sakurai, Nara Prefecture.</p><figure class='op-interactive'><iframe src='https://www.youtube.com/embed/EageOq9eANk?enablejsapi=1'></iframe></figure><div class='iwantbar'>Watch more in <a href='//www.iwantv.com.ph/'>iWantv</a> or <a href='//tfc.tv/'>TFC.tv</a></div><figure class='op-interactive'><iframe src='https://www.youtube.com/embed/82oFFfqI0pM?enablejsapi=1'></iframe></figure><div class='iwantbar'>Watch more in <a href='//www.iwantv.com.ph/'>iWantv</a> or <a href='//tfc.tv/'>TFC.tv</a></div><p>Japan Times said both live feeds will be available until early this month, with Koriyama City in Fukushima to show its own livestream of a weeping cherry tree by mid-April.</p><p>Hanami is a Japanese tradition where people gather under sakura trees to eat, drink, and admire the blossoms.</p><p>Parks, temples, and shrines in Japan are empty this year, however, due to efforts to stop the spread of COVID-19.</p>

<div class='iwantbar'>Watch more in <a href='//www.iwantv.com.ph/'>iWantv</a> or <a href='//tfc.tv/'>TFC.tv</a></div><figure class='op-interactive'><iframe src='https://www.youtube.com/embed/82oFFfqI0pM?enablejsapi=1'></iframe></figure><div class='iwantbar'>Watch more in <a href='//www.iwantv.com.ph/'>iWantv</a> or <a href='//tfc.tv/'>TFC.tv</a></div><p>Japan Times said both live feeds will be available until early this month, with Koriyama City in Fukushima to show its own livestream of a weeping cherry tree by mid-April.</p><p>Hanami is a Japanese tradition where people gather under sakura trees to eat, drink, and admire the blossoms.</p><p>Parks, temples, and shrines in Japan are empty this year, however, due to efforts to stop the spread of COVID-19.</p>

<p>Among those livestreamed are the sakura trees lining the banks of Meguro River, which passes through Tokyo's Meguro Ward; and Abe Monjuin Temple in Sakurai, Nara Prefecture.</p><figure class='op-interactive'><iframe src='https://www.youtube.com/embed/EageOq9eANk?enablejsapi=1'></iframe></figure>

<p>Missing Japan? The Land of the Rising Sun has come up with a way for people across the globe to view its sakura, or cherry blossoms, from the comfort of their home.</p><p>Live cameras have been set up in parts of Japan for virtual hanami, or flower viewing, amid the novel coronavirus pandemic, as shared in an <a href='https://www.japantimes.co.jp/events/2020/04/02/things-to-do/culture-entertainment-things-to-do/cherry-blossoms-home/#.XobHcNMzat8'>article</a> by Japan Times.</p>

<p>Missing Japan? The Land of the Rising Sun has come up with a way for people across the globe to view its sakura, or cherry blossoms, from the comfort of their home.</p>

Missing Japan? The Land of the Rising Sun has come up with a way for people across the globe to view its sakura, or cherry blossoms, from the comfort of their home.

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Here's how you can view Japan's cherry blossoms from home

Here's how you can view Japan's cherry blossoms from home