Hanami (noun)
Han-a-mee
(especially in Japan) the practice or custom of viewing cherry blossoms when they are in full bloom.
Japanese, from hana ‘flower’ + -mi ‘to see, look’.
Example sentences
“Hanami is considered to be the best time to visit Japan.”
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