Spring
Japanese Name:
春
Romaji Name:
haru
Description
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Spring (haru in Japanese) is one of the four seasons in temperate climates, occurring between winter and summer. It is typically characterized by warmer weather, the blooming of flowers, and the renewal of plant life. In Japan, haru holds great cultural and symbolic significance, often associated with new beginnings, growth, and transformation.
History
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Spring is one of the four seasons, occurring annually as the Earth tilts toward the sun, leading to warmer temperatures and renewed plant growth. Humans have recognized and celebrated spring since ancient times, marking it with festivals, planting rituals, and cultural events related to fertility, renewal, and harvest preparation. In many cultures, spring symbolizes new beginnings and rejuvenation. Today, spring is studied scientifically in meteorology and ecology, and celebrated worldwide with seasonal customs, holidays, and activities.