CNNのインスタグラム(cnn) - 10月21日 08時00分

Japan's famed cherry blossoms usually bloom in the spring, but more than 350 flowering trees have been spotted in the country months ahead of schedule. One expert says the culprit is the extreme weather that plagued Japan throughout the summer, specifically the major typhoons that hit the country. Many trees lost their foliage during the violent storms, so there has been nothing to stop the buds’ development. (?:Kyodo News via Getty Images)

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