Kyushu will send the “cherry blossoms of the year” to the world! “What you can do now” project started by volunteer companies in Kyushu!

2020.04.03

The movement to stop unnecessary and urgent outings due to the influence of the new coronavirus has been established, and various events have been canceled, and the unavoidable situation has continued to deprive many people of their enthusiasm.
Also, the cherry blossom viewing of spring, a feature of spring in Japan, has to be voluntarily restrained at the request of local governments. We want to change this situation with a feeling of obstruction positively from Kyushu.

■ Development contents

1. The Sakura Shimbun in full blossom was published in the “Western Newspaper Morning Edition 30-page Spread” (March 27)
2. Established a special website for transmitting cherry blossoms from various parts of Kyushu (March 27)
 The special movie “Kyushu Sakura Movie” that shot this year’s cherry blossoms was released on April 9.
 Music is spring medley by three artists (Sukima Switch, Motohiro Hata, GReeeeN)

>”What you can do now” special site

■ Project Thoughts
It would be nice if you could see the cherry blossoms in full bloom in full swing and feel a little positive. The days of anxiety continue, but let’s all enjoy what we can do now.

■ Participation action
What you can do now! Enjoy what you can do now. The cherry blossoms of Japan are the power of everyone.
Add #Spring to the World and post “Sakura of the Year” on Instagram.

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