Copenhagen Sakura Festival in Copenhagen
Copenhagen Sakura Festival gathers each late April around Langelinie Park's 200 cherry blossom trees, a 2005 gift from the Japanese Embassy, for a weekend combining traditional Japanese culture, tea ceremony and kimono displays, with modern pop culture including cosplay and manga. The park sits beside the Little Mermaid statue and the historic Kastellet fortress, and exact dates shift slightly year to year depending on when the blossoms peak.
Two hundred cherry blossom trees, a gift from the Japanese Embassy in 2005 as a symbol of gratitude and peace, line Langelinie Park along Copenhagen's harbourfront, and each late April, when they burst into pink bloom, Copenhagen Sakura Festival gathers around them for a weekend built explicitly around the specific week the trees flower.