From handsaws to parades: D.C.’s cherry blossom trees weren’t always beloved
Apr 05, 2019•6 min
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Episode description
Over one million people attend the National Cherry Blossom Festival each year. But the cherry blossom trees, and Japanese culture, were not always embraced in the United States.
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