Cherry blossom is three weeks of it. Flip through the other forty-nine — and watch what's in bloom move up and down the country.
The calendar is the way in. Underneath it sits the ordinary thing — search, filter by month or flower, and open any of the 412 spots.




Photos Guilhem Vellut from Annecy, France (CC BY 2.0) — via Wikimedia Commons
A small hill planted with about 1,270 cherry trees on the orders of shogun Tokugawa Yoshimune around 1720, to give ordinary Edo people somewhere to view blossom. About 600 trees grow there today, lit by lanterns in the evening.