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🏞 日本浮生录 ：一场跨越千年的樱花之旅
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2025年，是我在日本生活的第五年。这五年里，我见过无数场樱花，从东京街头的行道树，到京都河畔的垂枝樱，从北国雪未融尽时的早樱，到南方海边迎风盛开的夜樱。每一场花开都很美，却也渐渐让我开始思考：还有什么，是我没见过的樱花风景？
于是这个春天，我决定踏上一场特别的旅程——去追逐传说中的“日本三大千年巨樱”，亲眼目睹一下那些跨越千年依旧盛开的巨樱。
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