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As the years have changed and Japan has progressed, the sakura tree remains a significant symbol in Japn! Beyond the beauty and its iconic stature, what is behind the interesting lucky sakura?

We love the sakura season as much as the next person. But one thing that makes our excitement peak is the anticipation for limited edition cherry blossom and sakura flower-themed food found in Japan’s convenience stores.

Every year, Starbucks shows creativity by introducing us to brand-new, unique flavors that go well with the central cherry blossom theme!

Many Japanese people find good fortunes by visiting shops to buy themselves exclusively lucky bags – fukubukuro!

On January 1st, Japanese people gather to start the new year on a good note, to bring new fortune! But what about the Lunar New Year? Do they celebrate it? Where do they celebrate it? Let’s find out!  

Norwegian salmon is fatty, tender, and bright orange and can nearly always be found in any sushi restaurant in Japan! As a matter of fact, it’s even more popular than Japan’s native sushi!