Cherry blossom is as quintessentially Japanese as sushi and samurai.
All three have one thing in common: their existence is transitory. They don't last very long before they fall to the ground, are eaten, or are cut down in battle.
Now a new kind of cherry blossom has something in common with another famously Japanese creation: Godzilla.
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